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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2176, 24 December 1875, Page 2

The Wellington Evening Argus says :— " We learn with regret that R. J. Creighton, Esq., has determined not to offer himself for re-election as a member of the House of Representatives. Mr Creighton's ability and experience in New Zealand politics rendered him a most useful man in the House, and although not always inclined'to agree with.his views or endorse his political actions, we have no hesitation in saying that his absence from the Legislature .will be a loss to the colony. Had he chosen to offer himself for re-election at Eden, we believe his constituents would have had the good sense to, recognise his past services by again returning him; or had he preferred another constituency, there is little doubt he could have found one willing to accept him. We are sorry that private engagements interfere with his re-entering Parliament, for,!>af the present juncture, good men of his calibre can ill be spared from the councils of the country." ■

\ Very DiscotTßAGisra. —Nothing is so discouraging to a young lawyer just as he waxes eloquent about angels' tears, weeping.willows, and tombs tones as to be interrupted by the cold-blooded justice with, " You're off your nest, bub ; this is a case of hog-stealing." 1?/A C s

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