A LIBERAL AT WAIROA.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2002, 9 March 1914, Page 4

A LIBERAL AT WAIROA.

'By rdogmph-Picm AEfoei&tfon) Walroa, Maich 7 Despite the. wot stoimy ueathen Mr. Hnloie, Ml', addressed a laigo meeting 111 loph to the Hon V JI B FHioi's Wfviroa jpcccli. Mi. Alniore (.aid Mr Fisher m>, j)iop<tiod to spenk in small places, but did not dnro to faco Wellington Coniiat The speaker made a stionc; defence of Sir Joseph Waid, and lidiculocl the statement that thu Liberals had done no good while in office. Befoio the election Mr Mnssov hod promised to reiont corruption, but liad touud none to ie\cal. It was not tlio Go\ eminent thai had settled tho stiAe, but tho fjttnoi*. Mr Fisher had said so, and tlio Chief Justice from the beiicli iiad showed Hint tlio Goioinnient had not done its dutj (it tlio itm . The Massci pirt\, -aid Mi. Atmoio, hiis ,i suppoitor of monopolists—shipping, banhiiiß, liiul. awl insurance— and Sir Mnssfly dm* net ro aeainst one of these Ho was Premier iiiulor dictation Ins «tis a Goieuinient not ol tin* \ people h\ the people, 01 for the people Mr Atmoio ?a\e statements mp tlio Westport llfliboiii' Hoard nff.nr and the Roml Garliek appointment, and rofeuod to"tho Ciml Soiweo and Hailw,iv Cbiiimissioncrs He concluded amid loud anul.uno ' A vote of thanks and confidence in ilio Opposition uafi carried vith cheeks, foi Sii JosepTi \V.iid and tho Liberals.