LABOUR'S LAND POLICY.
REPORT TO CONFERENCE.
SELECTION OF CANDIDATES. [BI tewjksrvph.-—own CORRESPONDENT.] ;•.':.•£, ' * Tuesday.
Officials of the New Zealand labour Party consider that the coming conference' in , Chrjstchurch will be . the' '< most momentous the party has ever held. ,' The report -of the executive in connection with the land policy of the.party; is instructed'by the Auckland conference will be presented. Another important subject for discussion" %111 be the method of se-, lectin candidates for municipal and Parliamentary honours. ..:; " We are getting a moje efficient organisation," said Mr. Nash, the national secretary, '• and there is more spirit in the movement "than there has ever been before. ' / Yesterday ; for instance, I received from a small miners' anion, a letter containing £27; '■"-.! had not asked for this money, and it was never suggested that, the. donation should be made. The important, point about the conference is that we are going to hold .it without having any financial liabilities, which is the first time for yeaxis that such a thing has happened." • Nominations for, the official positions in the Labour Party close on February 16. Mr. T. Brindle is at present president.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18294, 10 January 1923, Page 8
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