FARMERS' UNION AND POLITICS
| MR. MASSKY'S VIEWS. Per Press Association. . Auckland, Last Night, speaking at a Farmers' Union social e l 7'„ '""'.".feW. Mr. Masse)-, Lead ui said it was a n.H on, r°,t th ° Fa ™ ,C - rS ' l,nio » t0 «*.; ' wh ,ft • I ' g - il ; 1 aCt ' Ve I" rt in P°' : «" "hen ti elr tercsU ww Only a few days ago a Cabinet Minister '«■>} that the pcoph, 0 f llli:< c 0,,'., must choose between socialism LT*i a 'scrMl, l"" 8 "° ft "' htm ™ t,O- -^ VCS ""I 1 say ,110st e«ip!.atkcepon Ht'in, h ,,!fi,n r rsdi ''' lot l»«n.r mitifl."s« 7 m ' uU koe l> "'I
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 148, 13 June 1908, Page 2
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105FARMERS' UNION AND POLITICS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 148, 13 June 1908, Page 2
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