LIBERAL AND LABOUR.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 105, 9 June 1914, Page 6

LIBERAL AND LABOUR.

To the Editor of THE SXJ2T. . . Sir,—l am writing to \kn£>w if you "could kindly find space in fpui"valuable paper to acquaint the supporter aof the r above parties that, a strong, has been formed, yrtth oyer w Canterbury, to forward .and - Labour interests, and to SeeWe tßfeif rectum to office at the next feleotioh. ; i . The present Governrtvent bavei been what; I think must bte adpitted; by all , rational thinkers, an absolute • failure from a progressive point of vitew,.and it is up to us all who have benefited I so much from the work put through by; the Liberal Party in years pasty to do tiur utmost in every way to forward'their interests at the forthcoming election. . • To the man in the street; it nHist be quite evident *froni conversation with eight electors out of every teri that there is a desire to see : the Waixfr- Government back'in power three titfies as > strong as that -at the -previous election . to give the Massi y a trial. Now they have had their turri',' : and'it is the verdict of the great majority that- ~ they go back ibo those seats which' they occupied for 1 |over twenty'years.' May /I ask Again- that every elector who has an interestr-in-thisj,beautiful country to do his in hiS" daily' business and travels to spread''and" increase this desire, and to urge on everyone enrolled as electors, and to become, members of our association. \Miy'Gilby, of Gilby's College, CaMecfral retary of the assoeiatibn, and ringing him up any inforiiia'tidn as to our platform or any other business!. ', connected 'with the association'\can 'oba!bd: '-iredtli' 'be gladly- givei. I have hadthe'pledsure of being at seve--ral meetibgfej' both in the city andsee the 1 m •on beliaif 'df 1 Fart^; J , ®hai*king( .large :i Ifccrteasetf tofii 1 l am, 4t«}, b'ta o.; ■: "■ • v - •• W ELECTOR.