NOISE AT MEETING.
a NATIONAL M.P.'S COMPLAINT. COMMENT BY MR. SAVAGE. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WELLINGTON, this day. "People who interrupt at public meetings are not helping us," declared the Prune Minister, the Rt. Hon. M J Savage, when Mr. S. G. Holland's complaint regarding disorder at opposition meetings was mentioned to him to-day. I "I was surprised to see Mr. Holland was complaining about the lack of police - assistance at his meetings," he said. "I i have been in public life for 31 years in > New Zealand and have never yet had • to appeal to Minister of the Crown ', > against people of this country. Whether I they have agreed with my "politics or ! not they have always been courteous ! I have tried to lead the way and the i people have always responded*. I have ► never reaped where i have not sown. It i appears to be another effort to try to! . discredit the Government. The opposi- ) tion seems to be bankrupt of worth ! while ideas," he added. I 1 [See report on page la.] I
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 67, 21 March 1938, Page 8
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