IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACTION RIGHT?
Sir,—ln a recent issue you published the opinion of the New Zealand. Welfare League on this question. My name,.in my official capacity, wag freely used by the league. I have frequently been urged to reply to the league where they touch .upon my official activities. I have lepiied that my association is under a pledge to wait, and wait patiently, for the outcome of tho Government's acceptance (through the Prime Minister) of the basis of adjusting our salary, or wage troubles, ' It was not my concoptimr of waiting patiently to enter upon a 'controversy, especially on a subjcct on which public opinion is keenly divided. It has now been pointed out to me that my silence is being misconstrued. Will you.. therefore, kindly make known • the reason for allowing tho matter to pass without comnient? Thanking you',—l'am, etc.,' H. E. COMBS. • Secretary, }J.Z. I', and 1\ Officers'.As-. . sociation. ...
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 245, 10 July 1920, Page 7
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152IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACTION RIGHT? Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 245, 10 July 1920, Page 7
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