PREMIER AND RECRUITING

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14155, 18 April 1916, Page 5

PREMIER AND RECRUITING

~- ■«■ EVEKLASTING DISGRACE FOR SHIRKERS. [United Press Association.] Feilding, April ]7. Mr Maf-sey, in a. ' iwruitiirg speed) in the open-air i-o-night. referred to Britain's mist-.ikos in giving up Heligoland and allowing German spies to overrun Britain ; hut never 'again. New Zealand stood for an outright _ wp-. with terms dictated by the Allies m Berlin. New Zealand wanted Gallip.jii Peninsula ?ot apart foi" all times as a ■saqred ground. Speaking a: 3 one knov.ingf something, he -could say that Britain's navy and army were strongei than ever, and ready to go in and win when-the order came. Mr.Massoy said they must have men, and urged all eligi'bles to enlist. He believed tire time had come when Britain could no longer depend on the voluntary system. sr, was a case now ';i' "W'cnfcs" an;l "Scuts." Therd v,':ls everlasting disgrace for shirkers.