POLITICAL.
AIR AVI I.EOR I) FAVOn; FI'SI ON. BV TELI'.GRA: il —CRUSH ASSN., UOCYIUGIIT AYF.LI.I N< f’l’ON. June I. To-day Mr AY i I ford made Ihe following statement regarding what the lion. J. !!. (nates (Premier) staled on Saturday on the subject- o! the fusion: ’’ I have rend the statement ol flic Prime .Minister. Mr Coates relating to a lusiou in which he suggested that the political hatchet should he buried between the two parties and the path made clear for a friendly merger. Speaking as frankly as the Prime A 1 inis 1 1> r. 1. desire to say on behalf of the Liberal-Labour Party that we shall welcome in this connection, any pro-po-als that may he submitted. I can say also, as the Prime .Minister says, that whether the proposals for a practicable modus operaudi as between the two parties comes as a result ol pourparlers or any other way. they will assuredly receive the most earnest consideration at otfr hands.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1925, Page 3
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163POLITICAL. Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1925, Page 3
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