IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
LABOUR’S ATTITUDE. (Per United Press Association). WELLINGTON, June 12. Four Labour members, Messrs Holland, Fraser, Monteath and McKeen, addressed a full house at the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall to-night. Mr Holland said that New Zealand ought to be represented at the Imperial Conference, but Mr Massey, or whoever went, should go as a delegate, not as a dictator. If Mr Massey insisted on a free hand, Parliament should be true to the people and say, “unless you take your instructions, we will not let you go.” The other speakers said there was much for Parliament to do, whether Mr Massey went or not.
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Southland Times, Issue 18965, 13 June 1923, Page 5
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107IMPERIAL CONFERENCE Southland Times, Issue 18965, 13 June 1923, Page 5
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