BAY OF ISLANDS SEAT

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2182, 22 June 1914, Page 4

BAY OF ISLANDS SEAT

MB. FISHER'S ADVICE. ■TO* Tolcji'.trh.-BD<vJal Corrmooiidfiit) ■ ■ • Auckland, Jiijio 20. In tho course of his speech at Kohu» ; kolni to-iii;lit. tho lion. F. 1 M. 15. ■ Fisher referred to thp present position in th" Hay ct Inlands electointo. "Wo havo 'to deal flu-tli some knotty problem > : soil)('1111105," remarked fho Jlitiisftty "ond tlis position m the Bay of Islands is ofie of item, 1 did' not coino dowii hero 1o discuss, the* Bay of Islands seat and go a way and leave you under tho impression that' I was facing Ijoili . vVif.VB. Mr; Rood camo down from ilia electorate _ committer! to J support Sir : Joseph Ward, Ife carried out his pledge. Il'o was not committed .to sup-, •port Mr. Mackenzie", 110 came to tho ■support fflf ■ tho Reform Party, auff tiro men who the country should feel grateful to arc thoso wlw helped .toput tJia party in power which dealt with' tho industrial 'cr.isis., Tho Government nro certainly wiibarrnssed by the fact that wo have. Mr t Reed and Jj|F. Wilkinson in tho field in tiio Reform interest. It ■ is impossible for a- Minister to. siiy ' 'Yen muiit do tin's or do iliat.' hut I do imgge'?£' to y<isi tliat tlio services rendered to the psrtv and.-Government entitle Mr. Recs to tho. rAipport of tlio ' electors of the Day of Islands. There is a possilnlily wo might lose the seat if we are (liviiled. It is for the. peopla <o make .up their minds to act behind one candidatfii"