NOTABLE LABOUR LEADERS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association^
WELLINGTON, this day. Mr Keir Bardic, M,P.,.and Mr Ramsay Mac Donald, M.P., have written to a local resident bearing upon the proposed visit of these notable Labour -leaders in the Old Country to New Zealand. Mr Hardie writes: "Arrangements for the visit of the Labour M.P.'a depend upon whether an aaitumii session is held or not, and we shall not know that for some time." Mr Mac Donald says: "I am afraid we shall have to be very careful in New Zealand, as we really want to see and hear all sides. We are still doubtful as to whether we should accept invitations to address -purely political meetings unless they are got up on broad Labour lines. We shall have to use the greatest discretion, so as to fulfil the programme we have before us."
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 94, 20 April 1906, Page 4
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