BY-ELECTION.
DEFEAT FOR BRITISH LABOUR. BY CABLE —PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHI LONDON, Aug. 1. Mr Dalton, speaking after the declaration of the poll for the Holland-with-Boston seat, said the Liberals only ran a candidate to keep him out. The Liberals, during the campaign, had stooped to the depths of degradation. The Tones straight opponents, but the Liberals were crooked.
The King, who was attending the Goodivood races, desired to hear the result of the election, and in the absence of telegraphic facilities, racing experts tick-tacked the figures to the Royal stand.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 4 August 1924, Page 5
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