HOLD UP OF WOOL.
WAS IT DURING THE WAR? AIR LYSNAR’S CHALLENGE TO LABOR, Answering Mr. D. AY. Coleman’s assertion that he- had held up his wool during war-time, Mr. Lysnar at Kaiti last night, gave an emphatic denial, stating that he held up not a single bale during the war. A voice: “Of course, you did. . Another voice: “What was that wool you had stored m Peel street. “That was after the war,” replied Mr. Lysnar. “and I tell yoil my Labor, friends, that, if you or .Mr. Coleman . can- prove I held up a single bale! of wool during the wai time, I’ll give £2O to the Labor “We. don’t want your m M? y Lysnar added that lie had held up his wool after,the war, Hi and 1921, and he had made £I<WU bv doing so. “Let us hear.no more about it.” he added, and, if my Labor friends don’t want the mon y, let them give it to Qhanty
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10739, 9 November 1928, Page 5
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