THE PRIME MINISTER
VISIT TO THE SOUTH.
(By Telegraph—Fress Association.)
STILL REMAINS SILENT.
ORRiTSTGHURCB, Last Nigh*. The Prime Minister a,rrived in town to-day from Wellington., and spent the morning at Warner's Hotel, cfecussing the politica!!' situation witlh local members' of Parliament belonging, to his party. Those who hod audience with Sir'*• oscph Wia.rd were Sir Ad't'li/iir Gfiiin-iiess, Messrs L. M. Isitt, G. W.ißiussell, T. H. Davey, H. G. EM and George Witity. The meimibersJeft the hotel 1 about 12.30 pjm., and: Si> Josepih fclilowed! shortly afterwards. "I have got nothing, to say," he exclaimed, directly he caught sight- of a reporter. "Will the conference be continued thjis afternoon?" he was asked. "There was- no conference," he replied, aaid "I can't say what I will be doing, this afternoon>. Remember," he added, as lie nvslied away, "there was no> conference." £ir Joseph Ward was seen later on iin. the day, but he repeated his a.ssiiranice that he had' nothing whatever to (omuiH'.'.vicaie.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10518, 5 January 1912, Page 5
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161THE PRIME MINISTER Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10518, 5 January 1912, Page 5
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