LICENSING LEGISLATION.
Ta the '.present disturbed state of ipoli'Brimie Minister can (be excused ifar having told the N.Z. Alliance that, \so ifamas lie .was concerned, th.er>e would ;ue. mo licensing legislation th:',s session'. Mt Mackenzie 1 went further, .and informed the Alliance rthat fee to not in favour of the ibare. waajorijbyi, :as''applied-tto -the NoJicense-'attd prohibition votes. The Mfanee lias held out the threat-that the issue .will iba made a test one at the mext elect-ioin.. If this -threat is carried into execution, the Labour Party-will prcibably he .strengthened, ifor tlie-dnly the Houssi wihidh 'favours the bar® 'niajoa'ity.. It "is safe to fjav, however, that .;■ the country ®s not prepared to sacrifice ev- ; ery political' cansid&raitio'ri; to that of 'the bare. majority, more particularly as the iNoJicense. I'arty is itself not unanimous on .the aubje<Jfc. . v .
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10672, 29 June 1912, Page 4
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136LICENSING LEGISLATION. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10672, 29 June 1912, Page 4
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