MR MASSEY'S SUPPORTERS

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 479, 7 November 1919, Page 2

MR MASSEY'S SUPPORTERS

Enthusiastic Meeiing A large and representative gathering of the supporters of tho Prime Minister, Rt. lion. W. F. Mass.y, M.P. h r Franklin, was held in the Masonic I bill last evening Representatives were present from all parts of the outlying districts. The Chair man of the Franklin County Council, Mr W. Claud Motion, presided, and outlined the objects of tho meet-

ing. Eventually, Mr 11. E R L Wily moved " That in view of the short time before the election, and the vital importance of the Prime Minister being freed to speak in other parts of the Dominion, that this mooting advises him to spend no mote time in Franklin than is absolutely necessary. Mr Shipherd seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously Mr A. !' Daywh wis elected retaryMr 11 Wilcox in tved and Mr 0 iv Lnwrie seconded that the meeting form l'-elf into a central commute, with po-.'. -r to add to its number. Carried. Mr Lawrie announced he had re«■•■iv.'d a telegram from Mr Massey to th ■ t ll'ect that he would give Ins tirst -je'rh to th* electors of Franklin i:i connexion with the election ctmj'.ign at I'ukekohe, on Friday rmxr, November 14th. The Mayor abo stated that it was intended to give tin- I'fonrer a civic reception when h ■ rami! to Pukekohe, and invited the attendance of people geiici.ilK tlii'-iighout the electorate to atti-nu. An augments wero made I'T i.rg.-mMng working committees ~ ; ! | i. |. ~ i,i' tle.i i "iintitu.Mii y