HIGH COMMISSIONER.
I The position' in' regard to the High Commission,ersihip .i,s "becoming more 'initeVesting daily. The question which 'is ibeing imcist discussed is whether the I Hon, T.,.Mackenzie us not himself asipiriftg /fo' the position. It is well'knownj.ythat (before he became Pin me MirfistM he \va,s looking towards ILaiidccil If hie tenure of office ns Prrime iMiniisfcer •:» to ©ease, can he expect to rcceivo the appomtmeait at ■the' Jiands of Mr Massey ? iSeime p?o----ple ccjiteMaiir the Cjpfaion that he •would bid' offered the post, by his pro•sCnt political opponents. Othens assert'that he is more likely to tender his resignation before the division., and take' the -high ;Cammi&sione,rs]iip on hi® own volition. The events of' t3i.e .next Ifew days will he absorbingly .intei-est-ing.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10670, 27 June 1912, Page 4
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123HIGH COMMISSIONER. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10670, 27 June 1912, Page 4
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