CAUCUS OF LABOUR PARTY
OPPOSED TO HIGH EXCHANGE. NO-CONFIDENCE TO BE MOVED. By Telegraph—Preas Assn. —Copyright. Wellington, January 26. The Labour Party held a caucus this morning. Interviewed afterwards, Mr. H. E. Holland, leader of the party, stated that there would be a vote of no-confi-dence from the Opposition and that the party intended to oppose the Government not only on the exchange question, but also on other economic questions. POSITION OF MR. ENDEAN. GOVERNMENT POLICY AWAITED. By Telegraph—Pres* Aon. —Copyright Wellington, January 26. When a report that his election committee had requested him to oppose the Government on the exchange issue was referred to him, Mr. W. P. Endean (Parnell) said: “I will make no comment until the policy of the Government is disclosed. I will then make a full comment and define my position.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 January 1933, Page 7
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