SAWYERS’ BAY
Social Credit Movement The opening of the meeting place for followers of the social credit movement at Sawyers’ Bay was held on Saturday. The proceedings took the form of a garden party, and the gathering assembled in a large marquee, where Miss M. H. M. King presided over the meeting. Discussing “The New Era Foreshadowed by Abundant Production " Miss King stated that Socialistic politicians removed purchasing power from one pocket and transferred it to the other. This was not social credit. What was needed was a sufficiency of tickets—another word for money—to ensure existing production being made available to all. Representing Porlobello, Mr Moss outlined the loyalty of members and the efforts that had been made c;, further the interest of the movement Mr H. Smith, who has put his place at the disposal of members for Satur day meetings, expressed his pleasure at being able to lend assistance to such
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22985, 14 September 1936, Page 12
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153SAWYERS’ BAY Otago Daily Times, Issue 22985, 14 September 1936, Page 12
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