MR MACKENZIE AT KAPUNJ.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 29 November 1911, Page 8

MR MACKENZIE AT KAPUNJ.

There was an audience of between 150 and 160 at the Kapuni Hall last evening, when the Hon. Mr T. Mackenßie delivered an address to the electors. Mr D. Scott was in the chair and suitably introduced the speaker. At the conclusion of Mr Mackenzie's address Mr R. Clements moved a hearty vote of thanks for the able speech that they had listened to. It was the most interesting political deliverance he had "been privileged to hear. He had heard Sir Robert Stout and Sir Harry Atkinson speak, but their speeches could not compare in excellent with that which had been delivered that night. (Applause). Mr J. Byrne seconded the motion, which was carried amid applause. The chairman, in putting the resolution, said the great merit of Mr Mackenzie's speech was the absolute absence of all personalities and the able exposition of the political problems of the day. (Applause.) The motion was carried with applause, and a vote of tha nks to the chair concluded an interesting meeting. j