VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
PRIME MINISTER CRITICISED Prior to the ID:-).", election declared Professor Algic. last f-veiling, the Hon M. •J. Savage, said in the course of his campaign that if there was one thing that would influence liim in his future life, it would be the voice of the people. Then Avhat he (Professor Aigie) liked to call the parrot's chorus tool; tiie matter up and repeated it up and down the country. Not long ago ftOO women in Te Awamutu met and passed a resolution concerning the Social Security Act, and forwards! it on to the Minister, and he. [issuing for the voice of the people gave it the consideration which in his niind.it' deserved, which was, none whatsoever. It was the wrong year. The ladies had been six months too late in their representations.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 84, 6 November 1939, Page 6
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