THE REFORM PARTY

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3184, 7 September 1917, Page 4

THE REFORM PARTY

COSOIUTUVATIONS TO MR. MASSEY. V. mwiin? of members of tho Reform Vorly was hdd yestvrday morniuff. This is tV.e hrst. meeting of the party that >iss Vwn held sinco the return of tho Vriwo (the Uight Hon. W. i'. Massev) from Kuslaud, und mciubers IwV r,dr.n\Use of the occasion to w«l----,\im« 57r. >lawey Kick. 110 was given a wwaiVaWj- cordial ovation when no fo wake his address to the roeeti«t His u»\k was mainly about his oxiow AW little insiglit into tho difliculJtaT aivl the problems confronting tho tt*we Government. . , The followiiiff resolution was tJmw Wlta meoU..?:-"That this mcetirtg of wewWr* of the Heforin Party congratii--1S; th, KWit Hon. W. V. on the viUwaWe services rendered by him (1k» Kmpire durinp his recent vis.t to Britain. A\ on his safe return, to JScw ?M land, and further desires to nssuw Mr Ma«sev of its continued loyalty and oomnlete confulcuce in lum as Pnmo jrmistev mid Leader of the Kefoim TliVmeeting also carried a vole of appro'4(ion yabmblo sernces rendered to (he Dominion by Sir Tames ■\llen while he acted as Pnmu Mitister during Mr. Massey'e absence. The Prime Minister paid a little to ine.mlwrs about the legislation to come this session, and an interesting and useful discussion followed.