PRAISE FOR DOMINIONS
POLITICIANS HONOURED
London, March 4
Mr L V Hareourt, Colonial Secretary, presided at tho Empire Parliamentary Party's luncheon to Lord Denham, Premier of Uueonslaud, and Mr A M Myew, M.P., New Zealand. Lord Emmott, in proposing the health of the guests, paid a tribute to Australia and New Zealand's reception of the British Parliamentary party. Their social legislation was deeply interesting and was inspired by a desire to benefit millions rather than nrllion aires. Mr JJenham advocated that .State Parliaments should bo incorporated in a Parliamentary Association in fhe same terma «h Ihc Con/monwealth. Britishers often "forgol that iho States had sovereign rights. Mr Myers detailed Hie reproductive character of the New Zsalami debt, the popularity of the defence py^teuj, and the tendencies of its social legislation.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLII, Issue 6023, 4 March 1914, Page 5
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