THE NEW PARTY.
In this country, at any rate, men do not found new political parties purely for the fun of the thing,so we may take it that the United New Zealand party, which made its bow yesterday, has. serious intent behind it, ami some . backing. ? Its declared policy is a list of generalities, anct the public will desire mpre details vf^wfait 1 it proposes do, and will wish to know 'who ,io' be its leaders. Its formation vis * Another, sign of the - growth of dissatisfactiofei with' the Government. On all sides tljjfg t action' i«; ,<and there never Wasa.timein New Zealahdhiatory when part jf, moved by progressive ideas ittbly led, had a better chance Of The? political need of the hour is an alternative to the present incompetent and distrusted Mmistyy, a party that will attract the progressive fojrces' of the country and satisfy the grfeat 'mass of moderate opinion. It is obvious thatif these forced- arfe divided they will iiot ■ prevail *• ■ 7 /
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 195, 19 August 1927, Page 6
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THE NEW PARTY.
Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 195, 19 August 1927, Page 6
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