SIR JOSEPH WARD'S "TEAM."
SPECULATION IN SOUTH. THREE AUCKLANDERS MENTIONED (By Tclcb'rapS.—Own Correspondent.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. 11l discussing the probable constitution of Sir Joseph Ward's Ministry, the Christchurch "Star" says that -Sir Apirana Ngata and Messrs. G. W. Forbes, T. M. Wilford, W. A. Veitch and E. A. Ransom are regarded as absolute certainties. Auckland will have to have two seats, and the names of Messrs. Donald, Stallworthy and Jenkins are
most frequently mentioned. It is assumed , that Mr. Taverner will give Otago its I representation. A very general wish is I expressed that Mr. Wilkinson should be B included in the Cabinet, and the opinion B is expressed that Sir Joseph will find it ■ very hard, to omit Mr. Atmore, I! It is certain that a big effort will be B made to induce Mr. Robert Masters, of II ;il at T for . d ', *5 "SPP* the Leadership of ■I I*9 Legislative Council. ""■" '
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 279, 24 November 1928, Page 12
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154SIR JOSEPH WARD'S "TEAM." Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 279, 24 November 1928, Page 12
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