A QUESTION.
Sir, —1 should iiko to know how tho Hon.. It JI. j).. Fisher, .Minister of Marino, was refused a hearing in 't n constituency, and Holland, Socialist and Revolutionary, could' bo ' listened to? And how, again, at Masterton, m ilkheart of "the specials" country, : tho same state of aftairs practically .exist? The Honourable ■JiinrsijQi'- ;wii's accorded a most hostile reception, ■ mid Holland, with only two interrupters:, was cheered and cheered by an overflow hou^e:—l Qui., etc,, : ' ! . ' '' ' JOIJX HOPE lOur correspondent is in error, neither Mr, Fisher nor Mr. Holland got-a bearing in Wellington, while . Mr. Fisher.'.s Maste.rton, meeting was described by Iccal residents ' as tho most stirring and enthusiastic ever held there. The explanation of tho disordor complained i»f is. no doubt to bo found in the existence of tli.o Red Federation'.] ■
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2114, 3 April 1914, Page 8
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134A QUESTION. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2114, 3 April 1914, Page 8
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