THE FUSION.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1925, Page 3

THE FUSION.

date for t on fluent e. [BT TKLEOUAPII I'Elt I’UKSS AS:,On .t rios WELLINGTON. June A 1.-tu-r from Mr T. M. Willord (Leader of the Liberal-Labour Party) to the lion. J. (I. C-ua.es i Prime Minister) says: “! have to acknowledge | the receipt of your loiter of the Bth. List, in reference t.i proposed nmferenee of representatives. I am .satisfied on behalf of our party, to fix the number of representatives from either side at four and as you have decided not t i take a ) ersonul part in the preliminary conference. I am willing to remain away from it, realising that V. halever til - conk-renoo suggests v, ill have to be referred to my | arty as a whole for i iitilirmat ion. I init.-ider the (Into you have lixed. the 18th. iusl.. to.: lar ahead. I would suggest you mu-cut to bring same further away from the opening of Parliament. 1 understand Milli ters will have certain engagements i.o I'mllil before the meeting of Parliament, but at the same time, ibis nmU'r i- so important that J think it should no; be delayed Inger than absolutely necessary. As 1 have mnv agreed to all your suggestions with the exi opt i n ol the date, may I ask you to agree, to the date being. Hxe-.l for say loth, or Kith. iiist.. if it cannot be made earlier."