TELEGRAMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 April 1914, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

jI'KU PRESS ASSOCIATION.] HOWDY MEETING. - Wellington, April 3. . Tlie Hon. F. M. 13. Fisher addressed a crowded meeting- at the Town Hall last night. The building was packed at an early hour, and uv 8 o'clock hundreds could not obtain admission. The Hon. . Mr Fisher attempted to speak, but eontmui-1 prevented him.('•nm making. jVuiself heard. At I* &clock hi: hud spoken only two \ <?k'- ihreo sentences. The polico ejected a i«w people. Then the ciovrd outride broke in, and pandemonium reigned. At .10 o'clock people in the front seats heard a little of Mr Fisher's speech. He announced at 10.20 that he would speak at ala tor date. The meeting broke up in considerable uproar.