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Mr.- A. L. Monteith formally thanked those electors of Wellington East who voted for the Labour candidate, himself. He specially thanked the ladies and gentlemen of his . cpmmittee who had worked so -hard ■in an- endeavour to secure-his return. He was eorry that he had.not been successful. (Aloud. "Hear, he;trr") —"If-thß—iba-bour"^trusted-him to carry the banner next time, he would .be prepared.-tb.d0.56.... ...The-tirne, would; come^in;^Wellington.;whe.n;;they; would. c'aiTjr the Labour banner to victory. "" The ''Labour'Party'Tiacl"increased ' its representation in Parliament, and ..at the next election -that representation - would be ..further-.-increased.; . .(Cheers.)". He was sorry to say that one of the stalwarts of the Labonr Party had gone, but he had gone down with the colours nailed^ to the mast. T"., ..'.;;: "'-'■ ''. "". "" "
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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 146, 18 December 1919, Page 10
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119MORE 'LABOUR-MEMBERS Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 146, 18 December 1919, Page 10
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