P. AND T. OFFICERS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 8

P. AND T. OFFICERS

! SUPPORT FOR "GOVERNMENT. I (BIT1 TELEQfIAPH —PRB6B AHSOCIATTQN.) !' MARTON, April 13. > The Marton Chamber of Commerce passed the following resolution: That this Chamber of Commerce views with abhorrence the decision of the P. and T. Association to affiliate with the extreme Labour section, whose object is to govern by a minority through means "of direct action, and regrets that the high -prestige the department has always held should, by the action of ill-advised youthsi be drawn to the .bottom rung. Tfie Chamber imagines that if the Government allows a public department to lose this staEus it will not only reflect on the department, but on the community}, \yxd therefore endorses the Goyenrftient's intention to refuse recognition of such an allfaiw#, trusting that the .status of the office wilL again be restored to the dignified position the department has always held." ■..-;■ |

SUPPORT FOR -GOVERNMENT