THE FISTFICR MINISTRY AND DISSOLUTION.
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JCKIiROUUNM, May SB.
When iho Hqiii>o met, Mr. Fisher said Llie Government proposed not to gn on with tht' business. Ho would uike tho earliest opportunity of conMdiTiiig the position. He moved the adjournment of the House. Air. Deakin rose to speak. Sir William Lyne called out, "Judas!" • ... Tho Speaker ordered him to witJidraiv the remark.
Sir William Lyne did so. Mr. Deakin's justification of the-ac-tion of the Opposition in applying the closure yesterday was greeted with derisive Ministerial laughter. Mr. Hughes said Mr. Deakin seemed to onjoy tho assassination of the Govornr.ieTit. tic hod heard some mention last night of Judas, but it was not fair to Jadus. r lho House adjourned till Tuesday. It is stated that Mr. Fisher will seek a dissolution. ,
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Taranaki Herald, Issue 13917, 29 May 1909, Page 2
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135THE FISTFICR MINISTRY AND DISSOLUTION. Taranaki Herald, Issue 13917, 29 May 1909, Page 2
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