ANTI-REFORM.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15137, 28 November 1914, Page 9

ANTI-REFORM.

WHAT THE OPPOSITION STANDS FOR.

OFFICIAL WARD-SEMPI.F TESTIMONY.

Wh.it ;> the policy of Ihe •■l.iher.ii" Party w hi-"li wishos to regain office!" The 'New Zealand Tirnos," Sir J. (■• Ward's principnj newspaper, :hu: ar.swiTs the iiuotiou :--■ "Mr WKo' is soOT:h-n: n:.-..- thj;i . s-ynl;i';<';U*.. 11 i-i the Vtuc-i.-.U't; ~: Labour, 'which arms ;it Tit , .; SA.MK POLITICAL OIUT.CTiVK a.«. iho J.:>rs. I'arty's. li. nuy {•■<• \ivsr~.yseii t>> auuvo '.ii> i ,- .«o" '[KfiT tiii»n 'bo LiV^craU T ' ■ , i . . . i Bl'T WHAT OV TiiAT, ~> !o«i? Jβ th«!h\> ; fiarj'.'.fi pre;rr.*?.»,- iir.^-- , '-K.! i-.miji. .!>;!;.- ->lr.A. I'Jh'.. tesxirijouy i> home by the Chri-te!iur<'h or ;;m of ihe Opposition, li .saysTl:«- !,;iwrj;« Mr Woba !■*- f.uae '."in y kn.w that r.:r.»*-Jrr.t-hs oi b;-< p0,.,y thi'ir .-■•.wi.-Koitorinl. .T«!y Ills', 131.-V What, then, is the Ited I'ed or Socialvyiiey I- , Ti;e answer i>: "lo lleil with asrrei-nieut.s." tho penev.".l .5 , .-■' ike. and Su<'i:ili>t-cuin-Syinliea!ist. rule in Inilk ami in detail. fr'ollow'i!:; .ire oi '.iie i'ianks oi the Sui ial-Deinoiratie or Red Kod l>olii-y, whirl: Sir -I. (i. Ward's own newspaperssa y s is the >ame in the lonj: run as the ''Liberal' policy:— " ii . Tin- comruon owm'rs'hin of »i: thf io!!»>o'.ivoK*-r.s»Hi t: pro.ii'.ction Icr '.:»-o. r~> Tiic o: ti>.> n;«n.< o, ! prviduction. distrsl>iitii»K, .uul exchange. J [l\) The i opt at cf the Iloierco A.-t. Those arc .set. forth in the oflhial organ of the Social-Democrats. Those voters wLo tlo not desire to tlieso ends achieved mii't vote Iloform.