THE LIBERAL PARTY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18631, 12 February 1924, Page 6

THE LIBERAL PARTY.

MEETING OF - EXECUTIVE.®! PLANS FOR CAMPAIGNS ■ ■ . fay telegraph.—PEESJ ASSOCIMSOK-J^^ WELLINGTON, Monday. A meeting of the executive of fftfpp Liberal Party occupied the whole of to* day. Mr. T. M. Wilford, Leader of Opposition, presided. After peiusing W" ports from various branches t'lroughou* New Zealand and hearing the statement* p of members of the executive,'' the follo*%v|ing memorandum was authorised! for pal* —"That vhe reports clearly*?® definitely show that there is intend satisfaction throughout New. Zealand the Massev Government, which is known to be a spent force and; as it generally failed to meet the reqairemee iy Ijj of the people a change of GoveiOT® | would be welcome. That favourable £ confident reports -were also ; received w-. 9 supporters in various constituencies 6 fying to the growing strength I Liberal-Labour Party." _ I It was resolved that a vigorous CjKgk I paign be undertaken throughout %- - 1 minion by the leader and members I party. • • . ~ . .jjffifflm I The president and vice-president «:* I Auckland Liberal-Labour Fedewgg|4g terviewed the executive in reftt 8 a complete organisation of the IB province for the coming o»mpa!p»-j| visit and their offer of hearty I were greatly appreciated. y g