THE LABOUR PARTY.
A NI’AV PRESIDENT TO BE ELECTED. 1-i.r private reasons, Air J. T. Paul, provident of the Now Zealand Labour Party, lias declined nomination for anv oflieo for the year 1920-21. Mr Paul will preside at the annual conference of the Party, which will open at IVelliii"ton 011 July 8. The following are the nominations in connection witli the election of national officers;— President, Mrs John Jjcarl MVcllington i ; ,ud Peter Iri'aser I vTcllingi-jn'i ; vice-presi-dent, Mrs Snow (Wellington), Messrs Fred IE Cooke (Christelmrch) ~j. A. Looney (Dunediny James M’Kenzie (Wellington), _ Rod. Ross (Palmerston North), M. Silvcrstonc (Dunedin), P. Yin noli Tiinarn): seorctary-ti-casiirer, Messrs Moses Ayrton (Palmerston Aorlh) and J, Briudlc (IVclhuglou),
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19986, 29 June 1920, Page 7
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