THE RAGLAN ELECTION
LIBER ALS’ INTENTIONS. AUCKLAND, Aug. SO. Last week the Auckland Provincial Liberal Executive met daily until the announcement of the Hon. Mr Bollard's death, when the executive adjourned till Tuesday afternoon. Dr W. H. Horton, chairman of the Auckland Provincial Council, made the following interesting observations this morning in discussing the present poli-
tical situation ancU the party’s probable doings in the immediate future.: “Developments of the greatest political interest are taking place. lie said. “Never before in the last quarter of a century has the political situation of New Zealand been more intricate or more complicated. One factor, however, is very deiinite, and that is the Liberal party. The alignment of forces under the Liberal flag is most determined, and in spite of the reports in a large percentage of the newspapers during the past fortnight. mobilisation of Forces. and concentration of effort are proceeding wi th effect.
“Special interest is aroused by the coming Raglan contest, seeing that the published policy of the Liberal and Farmers’ organisations are almost identical, but you can he sure that within the next few davs an official announcement will be made of the commence of a vigorous Liberal campaign.” -
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1927, Page 3
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