NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 6 March 1909, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

MR MASSEY AND THE PREMIER.

A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

[United Pbess Association.]

'AUCKLAND, Friday. Mr Maasey, Leader of the Opposition, I intimated to a "Herald" reporter to- ! day that h? would accept Sir Joseph Ward ' 6 challenge to prove his (Mr Massey's) recent charges against the Government's methods. The charges principally referred to are : (1) That .suggestions had been mads at elections to the effect that certain districts would be more likely to be benefited by public expenditure if those districts were represented by Government supporters rather than Oppositionists ; (2) That systematic attempts were made at elections by members of the party of which Sir Joseph Ward is the leader, to libel and misrepresent Opposition candidates and Opposition members of last and precedine; Parliaments.

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