NATIONAL CABINET.
NO ARRANGEMENT YET. By Telegraph—Special to News. Wellington, Last. Night. The discussion of the National Gov<rnmcnt proposal was outlined to-day, lint 110 announcement of the result was made in the House of Representatives. Apparently the party leaders had not yet carried their discussion to the point of finality. A caucus of the Opposition was held during the morning. No offii ial statement was made concerning the result of the meeting, but your correspond™ gathered that the National Government proposal, in its present form, had been dismissed, and that a decision had -he.cn reached. The leader of the Opposition stated that lie could say nothing oil the point. He lmd still t-.i communicate with the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister and the leader ■if the Opposition met during the evenin", and conferred briefly. Mr. Massey stated afterwards that lie had absolutely no communication to make mi the subject of the scheme. lie could not say cbtln-r in not a decision had been •T.-.i-N-d, in w hen Vavliiiir.'-nt was likely i.-> !-e informed id lb'' ol tin* liego'"•i;*i;i»i« l-ead.r <*f the o|.j«.Mtiw» shuiiaily reticent.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1915, Page 5
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184NATIONAL CABINET. Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1915, Page 5
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