MR.-MASSEY.
LONDON, November 24. . Mr Massey visited the Belfast shipj'ards. The- Lord Mayor, at a luncheon, proposed the health of Mr Massey,, who he said had told him that the proportion of New Zealanders fighting equalled Ulster's quotaMr Massey said he believed the Dominion would be able to send 100,000 men. That was a fair proposition. Mr Massey had a cordial reception. He visited the linen mills and wounded New Zealanders. Sir Joseph Ward has gone to Dublin to fulfil engagements.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 27 November 1916, Page 2
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