SAMOA
Sir,— May one suggest to the members of Parliament in and around Auckland to quit talking piffle about the possibilities of fusion, and give the public some indication of what they intend to do about Samoa. This question is of much greater interest to the public at the present time than the grouping of political parties, or the vagaries of political place-hunters. The good name of New Zealand is at stake, and will have to be vindicated. People in our mandated territory in Western Samoa are mourning the loss of their stricken brothers, and New Zealand will demand a strict and impartial investigation, apart from any political bias. OLIVER MASON. Morningside.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 8
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112SAMOA Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 8
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