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Ministers are liable to be asked awkward questions , it is true ; but the unofficial member is at a serious disadvantage when he is heckling a Minister who is backed by official sources of information , and who has the power , if he ...
Ministers are liable to be asked awkward questions , it is true ; but the unofficial member is at a serious disadvantage when he is heckling a Minister who is backed by official sources of information , and who has the power , if he ...
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He surrounded himself with weak men in his Ministry . Only two of his colleagues — the late Sir John McKenzie and the new Prime Minister , Sir Joseph Ward -ever ventured to oppose their wills to his , even in matters strictly ...
He surrounded himself with weak men in his Ministry . Only two of his colleagues — the late Sir John McKenzie and the new Prime Minister , Sir Joseph Ward -ever ventured to oppose their wills to his , even in matters strictly ...
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Mr. R. McNab , the new Minister for Lands , is another steadying influence in the new Ministry . He is a New Zealander by birth , a graduate of the New Zealand University , a solicitor by profession , and a fairly well - to - do ...
Mr. R. McNab , the new Minister for Lands , is another steadying influence in the new Ministry . He is a New Zealander by birth , a graduate of the New Zealand University , a solicitor by profession , and a fairly well - to - do ...
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