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SIR, JOSEPH WARD AND HARRY HOLLAND. A VOTE FOR. THE UNITEDS IS A VOTE FOR LABOR! MR. COATES’' ADVICE TO THE MODERATES. (Special to the Times.) AUCKLAND, Nov. 13. At Onehunga last night, vliere those who could not get into the halt, crowded around his car, the me Minister, Mr. Coates, received the wildest of receptions and then, when he got the gangs of imported hecklers quietened down, stirred them into action again by bir Joseph Ward’s declaration that the United Partv would support the Labor Party in any attempt to_ put tlie Government out of office Tlieae is the combination,’ 5 he said the R.t. Hon. Sit Joseph Ward and Harry Holland, Labor and United, tied together. So vou know now where yon are. It is definitely a case of a vote for the United Party being a vote for Labor. All the moderate people will have to he with us. ’ (Cheers and cries of “No”). Outside the crowd was having a demonstration of J ts own and. were , struggling about the doors trying-to force a way m and, to drive 'it home, Mr. Coates repeated his remarks concerning the union or United and Labor. “Oh, you can booh and you can hoot, hut you have got to recognise that fact, ’ he said.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10743, 14 November 1928, Page 5
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