LATE CABLES.
By telegraph, Press Ata’n, .CopyusfcH. Reoeived 12 2 a.m., June 14. Melbourne, June 18. The Argus, commenting on Sir Joseph Ward’s probable accession to the Premier* ship, says that he has not Mr Beddon's ready sympathy with the humbler toiler and rough miner, and above all,, he.laoks that a'ertness of mind which always eat abled Mr Seddon to check revolt at its very first appearance. Toe party nam< bers many able men who have been kept in obscurity by Mr Seddon’s all-powerful personality. They will not submit tamely to being overshadowed by a IeBS-imposing leader than he, and the very heterogenous elements of which the party is oomposed may provide plenty of grounds for intrigue and dissensioa. Reoeived 1,10 a.m., June 14. Sydney, June 13, Arrived at 5, the Waikare. Melbourne, June 13. Sailed, the Moeraki,
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1783, 14 June 1906, Page 2
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