ENCOURAGING REPORTS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 59, 2 December 1937, Page 7

ENCOURAGING REPORTS

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National Party's Organisation DOMINION COUNClL MEETS

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•VfELLTNGTli^, Last Nigfit. At tfie Domihibn Coiincil iiieeting Of the New Zealand Nationfil Tfirty td:d|y it was stdted tHat ihe reports from tfie dxvisions were most encouraging. Support was now fortficoming from all classes of the community, as the effects of the rising ecfst of living were being felt in all quarters. The women 's section xeported that all over New Zealand htfiisewives wefo having difficulty in meeting the increaSed prices for many necessities. Many workets employed in industries were becoming increasingly apprehensivfe as to their pdsition in indiistry, and the Teports showfid that the Goverhiixent'S legislation woulfi alinost inevitably tesiilt ih many dismiSSals frOin lbcal induStriCsi , The following fesblution was carried with afeclamation: "The National Farty cohgratulatOs Hon. Adam Hamilton on his work fis Ibader of tfiS fiafty ahd assures hixh of the party's ioyalty dnd unswerving sixpport. ' ' The Nominations of ihe followixxg selected candidates wero endorsed by the leader pf the phrty and tlie t>qhxihidtt Coiincil: Hon. J. G. Cobbe, M.P., jManawatu electoratO; Mr. J". R. KCrr, LL.B., Nelson electorate; Mr. T. L, vMacDonald, Mataura electorate.