Mr E. Jomingham WakeßeM, M.H.K., (of C'hristclmreh,) who is well-known is a jour- »g \ nalist, and is one of the best public speakers in f | the Colonies, is '• making his mark" in the Par--1 liamont of New Zealand. He is a decided oppo- ! neat of the present Ministry. The Opposition iis gradually gaining strength. A week or so ago j it wa3 forms I froni a nucleus of fifteen, but at ; a meeting lately, the roll had swelled to twentylive, and there are still a number of uniluecittd men in the House. Thus, thonr*' 1 not 3 t™ir enouth to oust the Governments/ from °face at present, the Opposition is q^ ilte L s . tro , n 3 enough to prevent the passage of a;'" ! ? IMjMuMy objectionable measure, and tty'* 0 * 6 ' »* will certainly exercise.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume II, Issue 102, 24 October 1871, Page 6
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134Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Cromwell Argus, Volume II, Issue 102, 24 October 1871, Page 6
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