Men of Mark of New Zealand Ed By Alfred Cox
Men of Mark of New Zealand Ed By Alfred Cox
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O'Rorke continued in the Ministry under the Premiership of Sir Julius Vogel, until that gentle- man submitted his memorable resolutions of 1874 to blot out all the provinces in the North Island, and retain all the provinces in the South Island. On these propositions being made he withdrew from the Ministry. In the following year, on the death of Mr. John Williamson, Mr. O'Rorke being Deputy Superintendent was expected to stand for the Superintendency of Auckland, but he declined to offer him- s...elf until it was known whether Sir George Grey would undertake the duty. Sir George having agreed to stand, Mr. O'Rorke was chosen to propose him. To Sir George Grey as successor to Mr. Williamson in provincial and general politics, he gave all the support that lay in his power. The Chairmanship of Committees in the House of Represen- tatives again becoming vacant in 1875, he was unanimously re-elected. The Premiership of Sir George Grey opened the door of the Speakership of the House of Representatives to Mr.
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O'Rorke continued in the Ministry under the Premiership of Sir Julius Vogel, until that gentle- man submitted his memorable resolutions of 1874 to blot out all the provinces in the North Island, and retain all the provinces in the South Island. On these propositions being made he withdrew from the Ministry. In the following year, on the death of Mr. John Williamson, Mr. O'Rorke being Deputy Superintendent was expected to stand for the Superintendency of Auckland, but he declined to offer him- s...elf until it was known whether Sir George Grey would undertake the duty. Sir George having agreed to stand, Mr. O'Rorke was chosen to propose him. To Sir George Grey as successor to Mr. Williamson in provincial and general politics, he gave all the support that lay in his power. The Chairmanship of Committees in the House of Represen- tatives again becoming vacant in 1875, he was unanimously re-elected. The Premiership of Sir George Grey opened the door of the Speakership of the House of Representatives to Mr.
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