NO AID FOR THE REDS.
j WHERE MR ISITT STANDS. When seen be a reporter to-day re jrarding the re-port, that he would not be opposed by a Reform candidate in Christchurch North at tlw coming clection, Mr L at. Isitt. M.P.. saul lie had nothing.to say on the matter. “ Naturally. - ' he said. -I I was very interested to see the paragraph. It teemed to me the sane thing for any party to do which did not wish to see i!,,. strength or the extreme T.about Party increased. So far as nrv ooeiimn is concerned, it has always been absolutely definite: that white I am a Liberal and, ot course, would rejoice ii my party were in power with a definite majority, I ant absolutely opposed to ' assuming created by the support of extreme In- •* Mr Holland has boasted that be would put the Reform Party out arts the Liberals in. and that if the Liberal did tint do as he wanted, would pit! them out. He would never be assisted in such a scheme by any action oi
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16848, 26 September 1922, Page 8
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179NO AID FOR THE REDS. Star (Christchurch), Issue 16848, 26 September 1922, Page 8
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