A FLAT CONTRADICTION.
In our issuo of the "2nd inst. a lot* tor appeared, signed "Carson,' stating that "it was understood tlift green flag displayed outside the Seamen s Umon officio had boon presented by a local hotolkeepcr, who ted also been said to ha v o given a donation of £100 cash to one of the lading revolutionaries when the strike began. It sec-ms that Jlr. P J. (irifl'mi, licensee of the 1-ier Hotel, Wellington, takes the references ill tllft letter to he directed to him. Ho deiiiijs absolutely that he either gave tho flag or any donatwn whatever to any revolutionary fir striker m tho present conflict. So far " w the letter did not. refer tn Mr. Gnflwi, but since he dosires that this contradiction should he made, we arc veiy pleased to publish it. Morffavwr, wo regret that he should haVo been put to annoyance over the matter.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1915, 25 November 1913, Page 9
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151A FLAT CONTRADICTION. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1915, 25 November 1913, Page 9
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