DOMINION'S ATTITUDE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16920, 5 August 1918, Page 4

DOMINION'S ATTITUDE.

MR. MASSEY'S MESSAGE. I I REASON FOR CONFIDENCE. | ' BT TEI • E ' :b -»«' -PRESS ASSOCIATION'.] ! WELLINGTON, Sunday . |I he follow .ablegram ha- b-., .wived from' !„„*.,, : _- V ' •"•ha p «y la | request the I'ri mc M 1,,., Mr. W. F. Massey. sent the to :, lW ' message, on behalf . ' \V, r Z^,A ,* the Central C-mmittee of the Nation-1 , Patriotic Organisation f, r de.'ivrrv a! tlia London meetin on the anmversan of ' the war:-'We are new e:itent: e 'u;,o n the fifth >"'■ of var and. as Bn'ish .citizens, we arc no less determined than we were four years a,-.. to carry <•„ ~,.,. victory comes to those armies "which'art fighting for ail that free and | 10n ur , M , |jng nations nt the earth hold dear \V 9 ; have had many d.«,,., mtments nut «, I have also „ad „,,„., to be n,a, : k;,i| fo , and today we can say, ~M,.J,-'v u A the tiji.tif, • •-.-,., 0 : ,„, ■.„„ , in ; " : '' *R«i "atei. aid in tie a: an , i'i-r,.-ei thin i.'iev l,a\. been at a'- t- e : " ''"' ''"' r . v - 'I his, aso if ; r ,;e of , . ail!--.V|.,.!aily sin. e , ;i r kinsn.Ai ! tV« 1 ' '■'"' Mates of America came i: • , ,;,, '■'li-iii "'fl'rt of tie s-,m- s.,c„d ou-e J; that wi., : h las hi ■; it :'■,. rraVPC| r ,i I!-'' :I >* ■"'> frrm .-.,• v: ar - fi ~ l t |,„ 'V '" ! •"• I"ni . i' .:.,-e : iti „ -'"'"' a ' ;il for wl-.i i • hot I,' ..,! i the Empire has be.;, ,-., ~j out,' a, , r , is now no reason fo r i«< f Mm;sni bit . a '.« contrary. even res- for r.,.,;, ,-),„,«. ";'" rented determination f.„. .\, ~s «!■! press Ifiward. f.». int without 1,-,. lalinn any difficulties r, r dangers *!„!•(, ti.ey may encounter, but never stor.p,. z or laying aside the weapens of war until a decisive victory has been won, brineirz with it security and peace.' "