WELLINGTON NOTES
[SrKCXtL TO THE STAK-] Novenrber 30. The opinion is gaining cround that the ' Post' has dcsttxived the Hon. T. W. Hb=-10-p's chana; hi- farting his hand re ambiguities. Mr W. M'ljetnV positiou to-day is conssdered denidedly lieiter, and mnch sympathy is exprers-<«i for him in lus affliction 1 hear the opinion hazarded to-day that T-.tx Fi?3hT is m-trcli yrcmTwi toxrjmgii his attitude regarding the voucher bnanes-s. The "sweeping cimdeuuiations. quoted locally from papers of :•!! shades of thought appeu to leave him without a rag of justification. Those who are- of this opinion, consider thmt Mr Dutbie will be dragged down too by season of the sup-port accorded by him t« Mr FLsber.
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Evening Star, Issue 12674, 30 November 1905, Page 6
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114WELLINGTON NOTES Evening Star, Issue 12674, 30 November 1905, Page 6
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