P. & T. OFFICERS’ THANKS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 April 1931, Page 6

P. & T. OFFICERS’ THANKS

TO LABOUR PARTY. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association) WELLINGTON, March 31. From Mr J. H. AleKenzie, Secretary N.Z. Post and Telegraph Employees’ Association, the following appreciation lias been received by Air H. E Holland ALP., Leader of the Labour Party. “I am instructed by my Executive Commit tec, which as you may known, has' been in meeting in Wellington during the past week, to convey to yourself and members of your Party an expiVssioii of appreciation and thanks for the splendid light on principles, and for the ability and constructiveiicss in waging it, being {tut up by the Labour Party in the issues now engag ing the attention of Parliament. “.Members of my Executive have hci'ii privileged to witness the whole proceedings, and they are desirious ol thanking yourself and your Party further for the courtesy and attention extended to them individually and collectively in the reception of information they have sought to place lie lore you for use in debates. Also, in their

posit ions ns it*proson tsii i vos oil our Dominion-wide membership, they ban* been the recipients of many messages from other centnw and country districts ouf'idc of Wellington, all expressive of appreciation for your Party's light, and you arc asked. I here Fore, fo accept ibis message of thanks in lli.. most general sense.”