POLITICAL NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2386, 25 October 1887, Page 2

POLITICAL NOTES.

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It is nun-iii-il th.it Sir Julias V-ie I, fiii/iin- his ]i -iti'iii Ivc-iniiu t-n.iti!-, isah-uttn c.m.' In Auckland ta ent-i iiita jininiiiiistic enterpijs-. An-tln r -t-iy ithat he is p-ine In Kneland tn make fresh attempts to enter tin: imperial l’arliam-ut. Wc can set rtmvn the latter as highly improh.ih!-. Sir Julius knmvsvery well none has so littl- chance as himself of p.,tlinp a -Docl reception in KiiL'li-h politics. Th-v are not so hard up in the UW Country as ail tint. One thine anpears evident. Sir Julius Voxel’s p c.ver :uid pu-itit-u ns Opposition lender need imt