JAPANESE POLITICS.
Opposition Has Majority Over
Government.
DISSOLUTION CERTAIN,
TOKYO, December 23
As the Seiyukai (Opposition) party holds a large majority over the Mineite (Government) party, the assembling of the Diet to-day finds the Prime Minister, Mr. Y. Hamaguclii, in a difficult position. After the election of a Speaker and a Chairman of Committee, and other formal business, the House will be adjourned until January 21, when a speedy dissolution is inevitable.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 304, 24 December 1929, Page 7
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