MR. YOUNG AT PUKETAHA.
LONG AND STORMY MEETING
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
HAMILTON, Sunday.
The Hon. J. A. Young heard all about the land drainage problems of the Puketaha settlers last night, when he addressed a meeting which lasted' until nearly midnight. At the end Mr. J. R. H. Kuhtz moved that Mr. Young be thanked for his address, but that the meeting express no-confidence in the Reform party. An amendment to strike out the latter part of the motion was carried. Mr. W. H. Worster then moved a further amendment to add the words: "We universally regret that the Reform party and Mr. Young are in touch with one another." When this question was being put, the meeting broke up in confusion.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 250, 22 October 1928, Page 3
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