Oun strictures on Sir F. D. Bell’s Invercargill speech have not been without their effect. , The local paper says that although Mr. Speaker did not address his constituents in their own district he addressed them in the adjoining one, and that since our article was ‘ published he “has pushed into the country districts.” Happy Sir Francis ; thrice happy country districts. We venture to say there has not been in all New Zealand such a parody on Parliamentary responsibility as that recently, and in times past, enacted, by Sir F. D; Bell and the inhabitants of Invercargill, in the name of the Mataura electoral district.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4396, 22 April 1875, Page 2
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