WELLINGTON TOPICS

Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1923, Page 3

WELLINGTON TOPICS

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! |, i 1...' r: t! members of Hie House who j w.uihl noi loin loree- with the Labour j I fifty in nils! ilig Mr .lilt-";, and hi - I eo Ilea goes from the Tn n-nr\ Befell.-. ! Mr Leonard i.-iit. the member ior j (Tu istheureh North. lia.s given a writj leu pletlge that he will not vote with j unv )>•!i t \ 1 1.■ p>• iiiit uI I!, on l.ahour lor I support, anti Air George Witty. the | member for R iccartun. is understood to he. iu a similar position. Guile a number ni oilier Liberal members hate stut.ed from the platform definitely h i : i:vd |'i'm Ihe platform definitely thar they will not stand by a ..ocerum; in i|.i*)c nth 'it upon ext r- me l.ahour lor its support, and Air Millord hiutself has made it quite plain Lhn! aor.i'i from joining Hu Labour to secure elec- ! I oral reform Ik* would iv. "lit* so j i 'in no way wi.lt the exli'emi-ts. The I only way in which the old e.o-opet.i-I Lion between the* Liberal and LaLoui I .-t ii S could he restored would If ihv I AJr Holland retiring from the leadm-- { shiti of the l.ahour Party and tin' reI volntionarv pl;in K.-, being withdiawn ! from the ‘ party’s platform. Ii Air | Holland were capable of .-neb an m i "I sell’-'abnoeutiniL t lie I'Cstoration <1 an j efi’cetive Liberal-Lab.mi' t>(>po 1 1i.»n ! . old become possible. • THK SPEA K KUSH IP. | The “New Zealand Times" takes I almost for granted that rather than j further wenken the voliiej .strung! i o 1 his party iu tlm Hnu-e AD Abi-iy will I select a Speaker Iron) ihe Lihetal Op- ! position. "If it had been mresary to j choo.se a Speaker trnm Air A oners." it say-, "this «"t.1.l j weakened Ihem by one vole; nut " ' alnvist certain that toe ‘■ lll ’'■ ',7 j |,e overcome by the appointment “I >l. ... : .... t. () :; ii huh v -mien: . lull ' ovqiosed to the 1 iovernun-nt.’ i bis : idea,' that the Government, is gon g m : keep itself in office h\ he-tow ing ‘'fine mud favours upon its opponents i- pre- ' .1..,,, vi "vwimro. !,n* it m t '■ j , ' ~.u-rv Alt' Stathaui . liattering to eitfiei ]>.tt lx . an I wottbl make a very excellent Spcam-i. Ids a,'oentata 'a of the oln.-e til _ ure--* tit crisis would mean id* f :c>!i-. • 1 : P ,,n-tion. Tin* Hon J. A- H ’.im" " i i>.»< iv-en mentioned m <« ! ,1,;. spaakersbif,. a.m the it ten i be" for InvervarjliH ''.oidd tile position with ahilil'. am, hut his intimate inmi* no tb, - ,be would accept u m vU < uu, J stances. Nor do the intimate tin .. . ‘V Mr Massev believe he would at- ■ rn Ids political forttuKs tempt to lepun t hv such a ruse.