THE McCVLLOUGH CASE.
» ■ ~ •:■■■ Mr J. A. McCullough ham t> *ar received no final reply from tb* Gortrament relative to hie euapenaioa, vaA m quite at a lose to understand flw w* lay. Hβ stated to a "PrW reporter yesterday that it eeemed m if tba Government were delaying matters k> that popular feeling aroused by ti» •»• pension might h»v« cooled oom by tho time the final dismiMal wu decided upon, or were weitiug for him to oommit a further breach of the by addressing a ptrblio meeting *o as, to etrongthen their pontion abould they decide to diimiea him. At a meeting of the General Ezecatire of the Canterbury Farm Labourers' Union on Saturday night (Mr J. A. McCuliough in the chair), it itm decided to recommend the branches to pass the following resolution,: "That the Canterbury Farm Labourer* , Union strongly protest* against the arbitrary suspension of Mr J. A. MoCallouh from duty in the Addington workshops, and that we demand the complete remoral of all regulation* restricting tho ciril and politioal rigkt* of OiTil Sorvente."
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12936, 16 October 1907, Page 7
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176THE McCVLLOUGH CASE. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12936, 16 October 1907, Page 7
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