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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 112, 1 September 1876, Page 3

Tlie once all-powerful Government of Sir Julius Yogel has (remarks the Lyttelton Times) sustained a' defeat at the hands of Mr Whitakei* which could not have been predicted by the boldest prophet last year. The erection of a central penal establishment is riot a matter of such importance as a Constitutional proposal, it is true; biit it was a very pet scheme of the Government. They had studied the question, they had taken evidence, they had formed a plan of which they were very proud. The defeat is the more severe because the Government had in reality worked hard in the ni-ittor. It i$ certain that want of means was not the f'easori that swayed the House ; the House evidently did not believe in the efficacy of the plan proposed by the Government.

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