BENEFITS OF REFORM.
appeal to electors. HAMILTON JUNIOR, LEAGUE, :[JJY TELEGRAM.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON,'' Tuesday. Speaking at.tho inaugural' dance of the Hamilton branch of iho Junior Reform League last evening, Mr. J. ■A. SToung, M.P., expressed the opinion that tho presoht, discontent and. unemployment .would have existed to a much less degree |if the Reform Party , had had control of the country during the past year. He appealed to all present to make, full use of the responsibility vested in them as electors and never to lose sight of the fact that it restod. entirely with them whether they would bo' wisely governed 'or not. , - ■ ... .. . ; During the evening tho president of tho branch, Mr. C. F. Shcrloy, l outlined tho objects of tho league, and a telegram was received' from { the' Loader oil tho Reform Party,'Rt. Hon., J. G. Coates, congratulating the branch on its formatiou and wishing it every success.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20641, 13 August 1930, Page 12
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