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I MR. FISHER'S SUCCESSOR. The Melbourne correspondent of the Sydney Morning Herald states that it has been definitely decided that the appointment of a High Commissioner in London to succeed Mr. Andrew Fisher, will be allowed to stand over until after the return of the Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, from London. It is believed, in political circles, however, that an informal arrangement, has now been made between Mr. Hughes and Sir Joseph Cook, by wh 4 ich the latter -will be appointed to thJe Dosi in A>»-COBrflV
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17753, 12 April 1921, Page 5
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