“NO GOOD.”
LABOUR’S LAND POLICY. AUDIENCE OF TWO FOR MR BROMLEY AT KELVIN GROVE. “Representatives of the Labour Party have followed me all over the country and I hope that by the time I fi”. .h up to-morrow night they will be ;.d the better for it, will have seen the error of their ways, and all will have voted for me” said Mr J. A. Nash at his political meeting at Terrace End last night. “What hurts them more than anything else is to see the large audiences I have,” he added; and when an interjector dissented, went on to say: “I know that when my opponent went to Kelvin Grove there were only two present. He spoke to them on Labour’s land policy and when he finished asked ‘what do you think of it?’ and one of the pair replied ‘no good!’” ' ,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 8
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