a trip to Auckland he would ceitainly iiave leceived ;\n adv ntage by ha>ing such eironcous ide.is lemovcd. By <<pplying ;it the " Southern Cross" office, they could inform him of a sage who could demonsttate that it did not leqiiiie all these splendid talents for which he had been contending as a qualification for statesmen — >-ucli were only superfluous in this philosopher's estimation — such coriesporulent of the " Cio«s" \us cleared the matter up by declaims? to the World, that a man who is no scholar, no orator, no politician, and only aspires to the standard ot being a plain honest man, would malt c the best Local Legislator. An Indi-imndem Votuu of the West Ward. Novembers, 1851.
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 580, 5 November 1851, Page 2
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117Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 580, 5 November 1851, Page 2
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