COALITION CABINET.
.irSTTFIED HV NATIONAL KtCl'> : SITY.'
r:tr.s A.yin, -t». Telegraph -Copy ritjht LlWs'DOiN, May il. Mr Asquiih, m a loiter to 'iir Uulland (Liberal Whip). fa-id the iu;\\ Cabinet- implied, a temporary abandon mont *>l' tile party government tlnit hati been m operation .since Ibo2, and v. Inch lie believed to be best adapted to tilt national requirements under normal conditions) It was possible that Liv sudden upheaval would astonish . and cause misgiving among many. Liberal-. The quango m as justiJied only, by tin urgency of the case and the national necessity. The conviction was forced on him. ;il- the cost of iijliuiU' persvnuii aitxiety. t?iat ( imn-|»;iriy govfrninent was the most '-iKcient ijis-.ti'iinicist i'or i!n successful prosecution of war. Whi'u tin national crfiisi- was viudicateil ilic^ would again take up the unlinishoU tasks j)i the Liberal party. The Japanese Minister for Marine h:i?. cabled to Mr Ciiu.rchi.il. thanking him for his cordiality towards the Japanese Navy during his Admiralty career.
Mi- Churchill, m reply, hoped the comradeship of the two lleetu would continue and concluded by Haying. "All goes well !"' ' . •
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13699, 1 June 1915, Page 5
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