GOVERNMENT'S STABILITY.
VIEWS OF HON. H. ATMORE. "PERFECTLY HEALTHY STATE." [pr TFT.Fj.KArH.—OWN correspondent.] HAMILTON, Thursday. A confident assurance that the United Government, was in a perfectly healthy state has given by the Hon. H. Atmore, Minister of Education, at a meeting at Huritly yesterday. "There will be ample opportunity for us to carry out onr policy," said the Minister. ' When the present. Government took office it did not have a majority, but its measures have received the support of the majority of the House. Nothing has happened, in my opinion, to Crtuse that state of affairs to be reversed I cannot see. why we shall riot feu able to proceed with the remainder of our policy endorsed by the public at the •Uast election."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20537, 11 April 1930, Page 12
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