MR. MASSEY AT WESTPORT.
.» ■*-- Umii—■ _ A HEAVY DAY. By Telegraph.-Press Association. Weutport, l.«st Nip-lit. T-lii! Right Hon. Y\ . F. .\hvssi-v. I'nnic Minister, arrived from .Velson this evening, opcniri<r the Miircliison Show en route. Mi" was wvlcomwl In a large gathering of citizens, who niade him guest at a complimentary dinner. At. Hie conclusion, some speeches were made, and the DepuU-Mavor. who presided, presenied Miss Massev, whose birthday it happened to lie] with a very handsome gold handle. Later, Mr. Massey delivered an address at the Irish National concert, and then gave a poliiicn] address in''-the other theatre before a very large <tat.li-. ering. The Prime Minister was subjected to a good de;il of heckling from the extreme Socialist section, hut the meeting passed'off oh tli'e whole very goodhnmoredly, concluding witli a vote of thanks and confidence, which was opposed'by the Red' fed.'section of the audience. A prominent Liberal attempted to speak, but the meeting declined to give him a bearing.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 221, 18 March 1914, Page 5
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160MR. MASSEY AT WESTPORT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 221, 18 March 1914, Page 5
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