Bushmen, Publicans, and Politics
Turpe est in patria peregrinari, et in iis rebus qnce ad patriam pertinent hospitem esse. PREFATORY. The first two chanters of this pamphlet…
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Bushmen, Publicans, and Politics. (Continued from our last!) Chapter Ii. Is the Present Condition of Bush Workmen Unsatisfactory, and Why?
We have thus far attempted to show that at present the best of our bush hands leave us after a comparatively short stay. With these men there at the same time leaves the bush…
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To amend this shameful and outrageous, condition of affairs the measures we would suggest are the following:— First, that every publican now licensed,…
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WE are sanguine enough to believe that such alterations in our bush economy as those we have now proposed would result in procuring for us a class of sober and careful…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bushmen, Publicans, and Politics. (Continued from our fast.) Chapter Vi. How are we to procure adequate means of education?
We hare arrived at last at the necessity of education, alike for the working man, and for his family. So many able men have handled the…
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[?]two chapters of this pamphlet [?]in the form of letters [?] [?]Pastoral Times nearly two No reason has been shown…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Vinegrowing and Wine Licenses. [To the Editor of the “Banner,”
SIR,—For some time past I lave had my [?]ttention drawn to the subject of Wine License, and from my own knowledge, and also from report, I cannot come to any other conclusion than that they are in a high…
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