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THE REFERENDUM VERDICT. WILL BE LOYALLY OBSERVED.
[AUSTRALIAN AND NZ. CABLE ASSOCIATION. \
Received this day at 11.20 a m SYDNEY, This Day. ■ Speaking at Wagga, Mr Beeby said that every Nationalist was pledged to honour the verdict of the people on conscription. N-"> man would be sent away except as a volunteer.
"Win-the-War Day" concluded with big recruiting rallies. Tie enlistments since "the win fne war" campaign" was fairly m swing have noticeably increased.
A CRYPTIC STATEMEOT.. [AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION,] Received this day at 10.20 a.m. MELBOURNE, This Day, In the Senate Senator Pearce said that; if the people decided that there were npw circumstances in favour, os»conscripti6n, the Government would deal with the master. . In reply to a question by. Senator Milieu, whether it would li<' (taciiled by a Referenduni or an cl>eJion, he replied: sjinll K*-. 1
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 February 1917, Page 5
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