STATE INTERFERENCE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 26 March 1926, Page 6

STATE INTERFERENCE

DEFENDED by MINISTER,

Ei T«leer»Dl>— Pre» A.»oclUU>«. wirr t/ING'L’ON, March io. r , ~ '''Jn fonnci-s- iuiwtion, the Hon. C 0 V . n t. d Hawkcn J^t frrlh 1 ssfisss isjarss ce S »l»ll,, the r S l ,'h e „s. SeS'pSe b “' k sß©Ehrvs;F lof the tvomen! 01 '" If* they' leavSg, tlic country would become deP °So a iu: Hon. J. G. Coates, who was also present for a lew minutes, said the woman and cniiaitu w ~ j;4-« rn vtv While the Empire was Ending d ihculty in the reconstruction so essential ntter the severe war problems, the Dominions El,olfS,«y’- S3UJ «««»r norialists They must also keep m touch | with other parts of the Empire in order to bring about that close co-operation to make the Empire What it should be He believed there was to be „+irJ visit of Dominion Parliamentarians to Australia at no distant date, i ;+ ii-n only by such visits that they could realise first hand aU their iTtion of the Empire. He did not know if they would come to Now Zealand. All that was required "as solidarity and combination among 1 '? lr people, and no country would t eat them so well as did then; own. There we're •family squabbles but it was the hie idea they wanted, and tho time coming when that comprehension would he given to the men responsible for the Government of the Lmpne.