NATIONAL PARTY
CAUCUS IN WELLINGTON new members attend FUTURE PLANS CONSIDERED [by TEIjEGIIAPH-i —PRESS association] , WELLINGTON. Wednesday National Party members of Parliament held a caucus at Parliament Buildings to-i3ay. The only absentee was Mr. T. D. Hurnett, M.P. for Terauka. The Leader of the Opposition, the Hon. A. Hamilton, who presided, said this evening that the main'object of the caucus was to give members of the party elected to Parliament for the first time at the general election last month an opportunity of meeting their colleagues and expressing their views. Another purpose for which the caucus had been called was to decide the line of action in the immediate future, mainly in regard to organisation. The caucus will be continued tomorrow. In the afternoon members will meet the Dominion Council of the National Pairty.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23203, 24 November 1938, Page 12
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