TELEGRAMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 December 1915, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

fPER PRESS ASSOCIATION. ] RECRUITING" CAMPAIGN. j M&sterton, Tins Day. A gentleman who wishes his name to remain undisclosed lias communicated with Mr H. E. Robinson, stating that he is sufficiently inpressed with the importance of the unity ,of ttie platform's creed ot "The necessity lor tlie unity of ail classes in the face of the enemy", to offer to pay the expenses of a com•paign by Mr Robinson in other towns. Mr llobiuson has accepted the offer and is now arranging his personal affairs so as to move out practically at once, going first to Palmeiston xVorth. He declares it possible with the full help oi the press of New Zealand to see our obligation with regard to the 11 th reinforcements honourably fulfilled before the dawn of A. in as day, and this with out asking any man to do anything that he absolutely declines to do