The Political situation.
Wellington, Monday. At the* conclusion ofitlie Cabinet meeting .tliismon idj, ; 'tl]*sreuiier waited on the Governor and tendered certain advice to him, which His fjixcolleriov accepted, As soon as tho formal in'timationba's'beenreceived, a gazette '."will b> :'Biucd, probably", this afternoon.'' The nature of. the. advice, tindered His Excellency is not mado'officially known, but it is quite understood tho Governor,will summon Parliament for Thursday,'January'lsth, Parliament will be opened by Coinmission and immediately proceed with tho election of Spsaker. The ; Government will then announce what course they intend to take, which, if they hold to their present intention, will be to; resign., . ' i The Mew rlymouth Jlurdpr..' .. New Plymouth, Monday. : The murderer Main Kai ; has wade a statement,' implying' that ho was shielding the actual murderor. Two men have been traced of the' name mentioned, one of whom was ndt tke man mentioned. The otlior, was conclusively proved not to. bo. near the scene of tho murder, The Executive Council will to-morrow finally settleMahi Kai's fate.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3687, 15 December 1890, Page 3
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166The Political situation. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3687, 15 December 1890, Page 3
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