IMPERIAL WAR CABINET
NOT YET FINALLY SETTLED. QUESTION OF OVERSEAS REPRESENTATION. NEW ZEALAND DELEGATES' VIEWS. (United Service. Received August 18, 5.5 p.m. LONDON, August IT. Mr Massoy and Sir J. (',. Ward are Preparing for an early return. Mr Massey, in an interview, emphasised that the War Cabinet scheme had not men finally decided on. It was subi"(,t to nitmcation by the Governments and Parliaments of dominions. i must not be assumed that New Zeai ~ ap l'' l ' s - The summary published ">' we Times did not fully disclose the details He said he understood that Mr Uoyd George will issue a statement on Monday. Doubtless the scheme will he subjected to keen criticism in Australasia. So far as he was personally concerned, he hoped the new development would lead to permanf:abinrrtePreSCnlatiUll iD Ule Im P erlal B J! V *u\ C li Wan1 ' in an interview, said that the War Cabinet's decision only amounts to an invitation to the dominions to send representatives. Asked if he would probably be the nominee, he merely replied, "I am now packing to go to New Zealand "
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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13840, 19 August 1918, Page 4
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