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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 92, 21 April 1925, Page 8

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DR. CHAPPLE'S RETURN

POLITICAL POSITION IN BRITAIN.

Dr. W. A. Chappie, formerly M.P. for Dumfries in the House of Commons, and for many years prominent in New Zealand politics, arrived in Wellington by the Maheno from Sydney to-day. /^P^ 16 is .P^S a visit to New Zealand before returning to Australia to i" I? tw? 41 lmP°rt«nt questions-the worW of tha arbitration method of settling industrial disputes and the system of preferential voting. He believes that Australia has firsthand information o give on this subject. The Dominions" he believes are good political laboraa. S"♦ th*t reSU, I- t, 3. here achieved are a guide to the politicians of Great Britain, where the problems are not as'near solution as in tie Dominions. The three-party system in Britain, in the.opinion of Dr. Chappie, .means mm onty rule, which is the negation of depWt n • * !- SUe> by terrorising the TW?rf m-T >tln* for a safe and "table Tory Administration. But there ».,»! doubt of the intention of the Baldwin Government to advance the cause of so" for ITI* U° n> r d t0 Put *P »■««& vancpd *;?V 101?8;.* broad- if n°* advanced and liberal line, in order to justify another period of office. The surge in the mind and heart of Britain w^. surge towards liberal ends. There Tere" I rh,v l iandi. n° Socialists in the SdH? '/I 8 ' b£ fc both Bavin's Party Tfh« I I™*, Party were charged with Liberals, who dominated both.