AN-OUTSIDE VIEW. [per press association.] Reoeired September 24th, 12.40 p.m. Sydney, September 24 The Sydney Morning Herald .pub lishes an article this morning reviewing the wonk dona in the last New Zealand Parliament. It considers that the compromise suggested by the Ministry with, respect to the question of repfe sentatiou was a fair one, and the city members would have acted wisely in accepting it, instead of found ing charges of partiality against the Government. It goes ,on to say that the outcome of the conflict; was to render the position of Govera i ment more secure, though strange to say their command of the House was . not made one whit firmer. Summing I up, the Herald says:—" While the Government weathered the session, there were unmistakeable warnings that unless they were prepared to essen tially modify the property tax or sub mit methods of increasing revenue more in harmony with public senti ment, they would be left in the cold at the next general election." This result, the Herald thinks, would be regretted, considering that Sir H. Atkinson had done so much to restore the credit of the colony.
THE ENGLISH STRIKES.
