IMPERIAL POLICY.
SPEECH BY AIR. MASSEY.
Condon, Nov. 28. Air Alassey has received the freedom ot the ( dy of Condonderrv. Speaking at a subsequent luncheon in (he (luiidhall, he uttered a strong warning again.-i allowing (lie peace parly, now an insignilicanf minority, to become any stronger. New Zealand was going to be the centre of an important island contederalion in the' Pacific, and was m>w taking vigorous steps to eliminate tin* enemy s trade. He w*as sorry to think that some of the leading British statesmen were not more enthusiastic in promoting a closer union of the Empire. A commencement could be made now. Above all, n must never lie a partv question. If so. he feared that the* outlook was not very good. Air Massey was entertained at luneheou at Lhnvady (Londonderry). Replying to an address of weieome, lie said that it was the duty <d' all parts of the Empire to continue to scud reinforcements. He strongly approved of the contention that our peace terms should include the replacement, ton for ton, of the shipping which had been sunk by the Germans.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1644, 30 November 1916, Page 2
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184IMPERIAL POLICY. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1644, 30 November 1916, Page 2
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