THE AGENT-GENERALSHIP.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2951, 14 October 1891, Page 4

THE AGENT-GENERALSHIP.

There Beems to be much speculation in political circles as to who will have the honor of aoting as Agent-General for this colony in London. Why the Government maintain each a reticent attitude with reference to this matter remains an enigma, the solution of which is known only to these honorable gentlemen who are doing their level best to guide the deatiny of this splendid young country— a country, by the way, that is said to have such a "magnificent future " if onlj the all-important practical present is not played " duck and drakes " with aB in the paßt. Whilst the coming Agent-General is an " unknown quantity and quality," except to the initiated, the coming whisky is known by everybody ; everybody is loud in its praises, everybody drinks it, and everybody pronounces it (Buchanan's House of Commons Whisky) the finest and best in the market. — Wholesale agents, Messrs. Castendyke and Focke, Welling* ton.

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