N.Z. ALLIANCE
AND THE SECOND BALLOT
(By Telegraph — Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, Last Night. "A special meeting of the New Zealand Alliance rs being held toZcnland AlfKance jsi being held tonight, to arrange for what we believe Avill be the* final campaign," stated, the Rev. John' Dawson,, secretary of the New Zealand AUK'ance, to a reporter this aftennoom. We sha.lls pro<babiiy issue a. manifesto in the morning." "You are. starting early for the next election-," suggested; the newspapar m&a.
"Oh,, we axe going to do our best to influence this second ballot fights," .replied! tie AMEance Secretary. ' 'Out fee' King is that the majority in favour of the albolitioir of the traffic demands that next'(session or Parliament shall remove tlhe handicap that is now pMaced upon the people. We a.tfe> goiing to use all' our powers, to influence, the second baiQot, and seeing that the vote for National FiroMlbal--is so la.vge, that is our reason for immediate action. Wih'iJb we were disappointed that no more electorates went for No-license, we feelt very hopeful that we need only one stride at the same ratio of progress to emancipate this country from the Kqiww traffic."
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1049, 9 December 1911, Page 5
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192N.Z. ALLIANCE Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1049, 9 December 1911, Page 5
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