GENERAL CABLES.
AUSTRALIAN N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION]
COALITION LIBERALS. LONDON, 'May 11. The Coalition “Liberal” ivliniste*'s addressed a crowded meeting at the Central Hall, Westminster. The Chairman read n letter from Mr Llovd -George, who was absent, asserting the proceedings at the Liberal’s recent Camington meeting thoroughly- exposed the unfitness of the, National Liberal Federation, as q.t present existing, to represent Libytidisiii. He said the Liberal Coalitionists never betrayed Libera] principles. Recent by-elec-tions clearly showed, the longer represented the LiberaJ rank and file. ‘.‘No doubt,” by continued, division in Lih.unilisiu is a serious one, but any premature attempt to force an issue between the two sections will leave the party rent, bleeding-unc] helpless for a generation. Unfortunately bad temper has seized the reins. The present dissension is a source of grief to me. I have done more to avert it than is yet known,” A resolution in favp ir of the Coalition was carried by ned.tlxntion.
ENGLISH RACING
(Received this day at 11.30 a.m.) LONDON, May 12. The Newmarket Stakes resulted—Ailenhy 1, Paragon 2, Pplumetis 3.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1920, Page 3
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