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The member for Dunedin Central (Mr. C. E. Statham), who recently severed his connection with the United Party, met a full gathering of the executive of the National Progressive and Moderate Labour Party, and the matter of his retirement from the United Party was considered, with the result that his action was unanimously approved and endorsed by the meeting. It was furthermore unanimously resolved that as there had been no real fusion in practice between the two parties, the National Progressive and Moderate Labour Party dissociated itself altogether from the United Party, and will continue as a separate and distinct party under Mr Statham's leadership.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 7, 8 July 1922, Page 7
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