MR ATMORE'S MEETING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16567, 3 June 1914, Page 10

MR ATMORE'S MEETING.

TO THK EDITOR. Sir,—l was at a meeting on tlifcSSjft inst., when Mi- Atmorej M.P:, delivered a political address. A resolution iras proposed and unanimously carried, expressing thanks to the speaker and jonfidenco in the Liberal Administration with Sir Joseph Ward w its head. An amendment svas moved by Mr Edward Howard, that the word confidence should be deleted, as the Liberals had taken,'our mildren tor military training.' I would like to know it Mr Howard, ns secretary of the General Labourers' [Jnion ; voiced his own opinion, or was lie voicing the expressed wish of our gallant six hundred, which we as gensral labourers boast of. Truly, he was not voicing my opinion; neither can he be crossed Cardigan by the general labourers—l am, etc., S. M'ALISTER.