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— * MR MASSEY OX THE DU-XEDLN BY-ELECTION. The Prime Minister arrived in Auckland on Tuesday evening. hi tlie course of an interview, Mr Massev said that as a result of the Dunedin byelection, Government now possesses .clear majority, and unless any business cropped up requiring special attention, there will be no necessity to call 'Parliament together before Juno ''I am confident," said Mr Massey, "that when Parliament does meet it will be found that this majority will be maintained. The result of tlie Dunedin by-election has saved the Dominion from the danger of a dissolution, and the turmoil of another general cection, which, at the present, time. IS Certainly to bo regarded as exceedin&ly undesirable."
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 February 1915, Page 2
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