THE LYTTELTON SEAT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 2 November 1922, Page 5

THE LYTTELTON SEAT.

CHRTSTCHirRrCH, Nov. 1. I Mr. MacCartney, Reform candidate I for JLyttetton, opened his campaign to- I night before a fairly large audience.]. Mr. MacCartney said the real issue '. ; lay between the ; Massey Party and destructive Socialism. He would C£e 1 to see a National Party—Reform and Liberal—to drive out Socialism. He strongly advocated land tenure on the freehold system, , deprecating land aggregation. He .favoured instruction ■< of farmers, particularly in dairying, i He suggested the Government might finance competent farmers oto yareas that would ensure intense cultivation, ] remarking _that the dairy industry was ] the biggest enemy of land'aggregation, i] He received a hearty vote of thanks.