"YOU'RE LIGHTHEADED."
AN INTER JECTOB SILENCED,
PREMIER AND TOOLE Y STREET
(By Telegraph. —Special to "Star.")
DARGAVILLE, this day. "Is Mr. Paterson responsible to you for his actions?' The question was put to the Prime Minister when he was speaking of Dairy Control matters here to-nightj Mr. Cpates replied that he the chairman aind members were more or less responsible to the Government in the long run. However, he had never approved of Mr; Paterson's cable to the -board. "Did you meet" the Tooley Street merchants in London?" .interjected another member of the audience "I should say I did," was the Premier's quick retort. (Loud laughter.) He went on to say that Mr. Paterson's duty was to report to the board and not to him. Thereupon, a front seat interjector, who had been several times on his feet, jumped up and shouted something_about "funny business in London." "Oh, my friend, you are lightheaded." returned Mr. Coates. (Laughter.) We should give_ you about ten minutes. (Laughter.) In that time he could say about all he knows. We meet any number of people like him." A voice: In the South Island.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 114, 17 May 1927, Page 9
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