MORE MEN QUESTION.
MR. MASSEY'S APPEAL.
(Received May JO. 2 a.m.)
Melbourne. May 9. The Australian Minister for Defence, Senator G. F. Pearce, in reply to a question regarding Mr. Massey's appeal to the young men of New Zealand to register for service when required, said that he thought there was no occasion to establish a similar register in Australia. The question put to Senator Peace has reference to a portion of Iho Sp'Wch delivered by Mr. Massey at Uforohanga . on Wednesday last. In alluding to Me tieces- ■■,;. sitv for mors men, the Prime Minister said that he appealed to the manhood of the country, to those who were not kept at • home by family tics or duties—and there ■ were thousands of such—to register tHeir names so that when they were called upon they might be ready to go into camp to be ready to play their part in the dofeOCft of the 'Empire-,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15913, 10 May 1915, Page 9
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