ONE MAN FOR TWO FULL, TIME JOBS

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22511, 20 September 1938, Page 13

ONE MAN FOR TWO FULL, TIME JOBS

?» r»' wivee or rsn r***t. Sir,—l am wondering why Mr George E. Cooke should be so eager to pay f'i 2s to learn my name and address»»for that is really what his challenge amounts to, , However, the main Question it not my name and address—it is Mr Maeof winning Christchurch worth and thereby establishing and reasonable to ether members of the.Labour Party who may have the qualifications neeeeaary for holding | public positions, and also whether the on* holder of a two-man job can do justice to his positions, „... . *J*f e x»r«»ed opinion of som* of the Labour PtortyVleeeTerste, no doubt,

Siualled by Mr Cook*** opinion of fho atonal Party, „ Now, Mr Cooke favours Mr Maeferlane's ohancas even with 100 votes to •para. I again aay that Z believe the. Mayor has a vary poor chance. Mr Cooke Is entitled to his opinion, I, to mma>: but I am quite prepared as '•Humbug Hater" to give AfH to the Mayor's social service .centra if Mr MsaoAerUin* beats Mr Holland in the Christehurch North contest, provided Mr CoPko gives «2 2s to the same fund if Mr Holland retains his seat. I do nc &£*! lr l • r l> r i iW vc *« advantage. : What about that two guineas Mr Cooke is so anxious to Xose?~~Yours, etc,. « \ ».'"',«, HUMBUG HATWEt. September i», 103*, . . -