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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 414, 21 April 1904, Page 6

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: " H&ve I yous psraaiMion to a**-. If on are at lilwrtjf to jmbliife W " DudrHa.'in ttf»!Oploßyi#l*«(riZi»laßa,'jiM wljtsw the WwflWd of two'jr©TOafc*B« -odiiseeutivefr to two, aug" 4 ** (I ooMajrif andis a true Arid' faithful acctiuntlj oars by Gleme'nte;Tonio, and also(ton true, and by virtue of"trj3p*a «-. .--.1 ,1... mM„ .1 -»n™ i7i JMtiMl Of Peace Act, 1882." Cs^S*****€ X%**tio% Deolared at Dunedin, thl» tenth day of'J'a*;*, op* tbouiand nine hundred and thrae, before m. vv-*'