MR. HEALY'S POSITION
INDEPENDENCE ON
RAILWAYS
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
BLENHEIM, This Day.
Mr. E. F. Healy, Coalition candidate; for Wairau, addressed a very large Blenheim audience; A section subjected the candidate to considerable interjection, and it was the liveliest political meeting for some years.'
■ Mr. Healy defended the Coalition anddeclared: that a vote for an Independent was equivalent to a vote for Labour. The, whole issue was between: the Coalition and Labour.
He announced that despite Coalition endorsement, he retained complete independence in 1 regard to railway construction, having a distinct understanding with the Prime Minister on this subject.
Mr. Healy was accorded a vote of thanks.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 123, 20 November 1931, Page 10
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