POLITICAL GOSSIP.
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: p%. WELLINGTON, Auoust I. titldliig ifee fr£ips. . The Premier waa exceedingly angry at no division being oalled for in ord*; ' M { 6 f& g| r Robert M&£z iVlfltWrs into the lobby against the Alcoholic Amendment Bill. As soon as the House rose Mr Scddon spoke his mind freely about the Government whips not arranging for demanding a division. Kailwny Appeal Bonril. Mr J. C. Martin, the Wellington stipendiary magistrate, is to be appointed president of the North Island Railway Appeal Board, and Judge Ward takes the position oh the South Island Board;
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Evening Star, Issue 9775, 3 August 1895, Page 2
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98POLITICAL GOSSIP. Evening Star, Issue 9775, 3 August 1895, Page 2
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