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English: Caricature showing Ebenezer Hamlin, on the left, as a dog with a bone marked 'Chairman of Committees', while a rat with a man's face, probably Arthur Seymour, Member for Wairau, previous Chairman of Committees, and defeated in November 1881, slinks away. The Houses of Parliament are faintly sketched in, in the background.
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Author Hutchison, William (1820-1905)
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