BISHOP LISTON’S SPEECH.
THE MATTER REVIVED. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, July 28. At a meeting of the City Council, Mr. Bloodworth moved a resolution deploring Bishop ‘Liston’s speech at the Town Hall on St. Patrick’s Day, which he alleged was termed in resolutions disloyal and seditious. Mr. Bloodworth sard Bishop Liston’s followers were penalised through being debarred from the use of the Town Hall and Domain. In reply it was stated that it was only the executive bodies under whose auspices the Bishop spoke which were so debarred.
Mr. Holdsworth suggested that if the person responsible would express his regret, that would settle the affair. He asked why there was all this talk about
The Mayor said the city solicitor had been instructed to redraft the by-laws referred to and would in due course report to the council.
Mr. Bloodworth’s motion was lost, only the mover and seconder voting in its favor.
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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1922, Page 5
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