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English: Caricatures, with names and nicknames of: "Mr Speaker" (Sir G M O'Rorke), "Mines" (The Hon A J Cadman), "Ironsand" (Mr E M Smith), "Hard to drive" (Mr W Crowther), "The Doctor" (Dr Newman), "The white flower" (Major Steward), "The Patriarch" (Mr A Saunders), "Haere Mai" (Mr Hone Heke).
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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: cropped to show Crowther. The original can be viewed here: Parliamentary character sketches, 1896.jpg. Modifications made by Schwede66.

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