WORKERS' DWELLINGS.
CITY i C.OUNCEL DEBATE.
SUGGESTION" OF " CARPETING."
An allegation that "a certain person" would be, taken to task by the Labour party for his attitude in connection with tlieNvorkers' dwellings dispute was made at the city council meeting by Mr. J. R. linn don during a heated " debate. The council refused to give Mr..Lundon access to a' report dealing' with the values of the dwellings. . ' . • Mr. "Lundon said more would be heard of the matter in the. House of Representatives next week, and this means would be used for getting the information - which, the. council ' had. denied -him. Mj*. Bloodworth referred to . the remark by Mr. Luiidon that a, Labour representative: Would be "carpeted" by the party, and said he supposed he would be the individual referred to. He declared that the Labour party, either in Auckland or Wellington, would accept his" statements in' preference to' those of Mr. Lundon.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 9
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152WORKERS' DWELLINGS. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 9
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