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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 September 1910, Page 3

In a political address given at Palmerston .North last night by the Leader of the opposition, Mr Massey said 1 that the Opposition had always put the interests of the country before private or party interests. There were members of the Government who thought it their diuty to slander the Opposition "but the Opposition was putting up a clean fight. Although the party .had been in opposition for many years only one man had left thorn to go to the Government, and it took that man ten years to find out how to jump down off the fence on which lie had 'been sitting. He had not found the loaves and fishes so sweet after all.