WHO ARE THE TALKERS ?

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 258, 31 October 1925, Page 20

WHO ARE THE TALKERS ?

5 .To the E*ior.j r Sir. —The q;;e~ti'-in was a-kerl ar M;\ F " D!nkson"s moetinjr a« to tiif , co»E n i r ' \ "i laniard." A> the question u> put by , * ', a supporter of Labour, perhaps the fol- : c lowing figures n;ay he mr In j c .. tilt* d?bate on the (iam'wj Bill, whifh ■ a from 2 p.m. on to 1 9.30 p.m. on Thursday, the following w,t- . I tSir* Talking record: — p 72: minute-. 694: :i cos: r o the country. £13SS. ir Reform.—Spe«chp>. 33: minutp-. 200: |c ] ci»t to the country. j Lfberal-Labour. — >-p«eches. 0: minute-. 67: ros: to the rountrr. £I.°,}. ; Inrlependent.—.Spppfhr-i. 12: minute?.; ' I 115: rost to tiiP country. £"2.10. 1 I J I am. etc.. FIGURES, j I