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Otago Witness, Issue 2695, 8 November 1905, Page 72

— When the House of Commons Terraco was at the heydey of its 5 o'clock tea. gaiety, Mr Crooks caused a sensation by convoying thither a little crowd of thfli women-folk from his constituency, who addressed him as "Bill," and seemed delighted at the prospect of having a good story tp tell on reaching home. Mr Crooks wat quit© as delighted as his visitors.

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