VICTORIAN POLITICS.
A STOIiMV SCK.NK. Hy nierti-i- Telej:i-a r li-t'onvrishl. I'er fiiitcl Pi-ess AssiK-iulinn. Keeeived Jiilv !!, 1(1.1!) a.m. .MKJ.UIICJJMO, .I'uiv 11. There v. a , an ansr; scene in the As-' sn.l.ly, .lv.rinj; which Mr Sullv characterised Mr H-nfs ii.lmini: nation as "(h.. ■:i-,.-t cor. an! Vicloi in '-,,..- !, ; .,l."' Mr Sm!:y was orth -red U> retire '.Yon Ihe <'!;,"ie.'ier, and s.iien allowed In rptiirn he wiHiireir his rcmari;. but alleged it was made "<> him by a -eijipoi ter nf til-; <i'>\eminent. Dili-ins- tiie excitement Mr Ueiiiicll named Mr Benl it, "a scandalous i.1,l rascal." lis adisv-jiienliy withdrew the remark, but iskcd lor a Koyal Commission |„ enquire into l. he jeii-Hiase ol the Chi. aside Ksiale. .is co:-rr.p;i.,:i was whispered.
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Mataura Ensign, 11 July 1906, Page 3
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118VICTORIAN POLITICS. Mataura Ensign, 11 July 1906, Page 3
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