THE DOMINION AND COMPULSION
.■■ ' AUCKLAND, this day. • r ii* M^ ssey wa * asked if, m the event of the British Military Compulsion Bill being passed, his attitude m "JBegand to securing reinforcements m the Dominion would be affected. He.repliedy "Not A « _, My *ttitude *» perfectly clear. It all depends on the supply of men. Up to the present the supply has been sufficient to meet obligations." . Asked whether the adoption "of compulsion vi England was likely 'to modify ■the opnaidekied policy of the Cabinet he sa,id he was not m a position to*express any opinion. .'..'.',.'-
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13899, 24 January 1916, Page 3
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