MR ISITT'S MANNERS.
There is probably no man in the House of Representatives who is more respected and admired for his sound common sense and scientific , attainments than Mr G. M. Thomson (Dunedin North). Yet in his speech to-night Mr Isitt referred to him as "a pedantic, erudite fossil." let Mr Isitt said said ho did not wish to bo too hard in his remarks, and just a few minutes previously he had been talking, in answer to an interjection, about upholding the dignity of Parliament.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15014, 8 July 1914, Page 10
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