fiome-heated things are said at times }iv the per fervid orators who take then stand at the Queen’s .statue in Wo.lington and harangue the- crond ot loungers who are always looking out toi nmusemnnt, my* the “New Zealand Times.” One of the orators wy. over-eloquent recently in declaiming against the enormity of the piopa -d S same’ way that Kin« Chur es wan compelled to sign Magna Cb.uta—u Qi his head on the block and a pen in his
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2508, 22 May 1909, Page 3
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