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"LIKE A PARROT." "The hon. member's remarks remind me of a pa.n.\ t'.'.a- I h a< V said Mr C. B. Macmillan (Tauranga) in tlie House/ of Representatives on Thursday night (reports the Wellington Post) in criticising a speech by Mr W. A. Voitch (Wanganui). "I call the hon. member to order," interrupted the Chairman of Committees*. "The lion member is a, new member of the House, and for tflhe information of all new members I would like to say that it is highly disorderly to make any reflection 11 . aspersions, or criticism of another member that are in any way personal. I would like him to withdraw the remark that the hon. member for Wanganui is like a parrot." (Laughtor.) "Well, ho is not like a parrot," retracted Mr Macmillan. "Th<t> Committee cannot ho trifled with in questions like thi®, said the Chairman, "and I would like the hon. member to say he withdraws the remark." "Take it out then," replied Mr Macmillan; " I withdraw the remark." The Chairman: "The hon. member may now continue with his speech." The Leader '«" ■" ■ "With his whut^ - (Laughed;.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 83, 13 August 1923, Page 8
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