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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 17, 11 May 1914, Page 6

Mr Harry Lauder, while in Melbourne appearing at the Princess Theatre, was present one day in the House of Representatives. He occupied a seat in the members' reserved space. Mr Spence (X.S.W.) was at the time in the midst of an oration on a defence of trades-union-ism, and in condemnation, of the accumulation of wealth by the wrong people. Mr Fisher, who was ploting Mr Lauder around, presented a number of members to him. Meanwhile, Mr vSpenee had to carry on his address before unoccupied benches. Later Mr Fisher entertained Mr Lauder and several members of the House at afternoon tea.