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THE WARD AND VOGEL TELEGRAMS.

The following is the remainder of the above correspondence ;

“ Timaru, May 25.— ‘ Otago Daily Times’ published Friday telegrams asserted to be mine to you They are grossly inaccurate. Will you kindly forward copies of mine tense wire?—C. D. R. Ward, D.J.”—“E. F'ox to Ward. Wellington, May 26. —1 have been directed by Mr Vogel to forward you copies of your several telegrams to him, which are appended.—E. Fox.”—“Vogel to Chapman. Wellington, April 25.—1 forward for your information copies of telegrams which have passed Viet ween me aad District Ju ge Ward. —Julius Vookl ” “ Chapman to Vogel. Dunedin, April 27. Telegram received. I return you my thanks for your courtesy in communicating thesame. -H. Chapman.”— “ Ward to Vogel. District Court Office, Timaru, April 25 Sir* —1 have the honor to return my thanks for the copies of my telegrams touching Mr Justice Chapman and the illegal order for the production of telegrams. Itis said that a motion will be made in the Assembly tor their production next session. If you propose to produce copies to the House, may I suggest that the copies should be taken from the originals in my handwriting, as there are numerous slight clerical errors in the telegrams forwarded to me?— C. D. R. Ward, D.J.” “Ward to Vogel. Timaru, July II (official). —Press telegrams state that you informed the House that my telegrams touching Judge Chapman closely resembled the forgeries of ‘Otago Times.’ ‘ Southern Mercury’ states Messrs Reynolds and Richardson said the same at Dunedin. Pray kindly compare real telegrams with forgeries. You will find them grossly dissimilar. Authoritative statements that they are nearly alike seriously prejudice me, as my telegrams are not printed, which forgeries of time [whilst forgeries of mine] are industriously circulated.—C. D. R. Ward, D. “ Vogel to Ward. Wellington, 13th July. Copies of original telegrams are to be laid on the table of each House.— Julius Vogel.”

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Evening Star, Issue 3558, 18 July 1874, Page 2

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THE WARD AND VOGEL TELEGRAMS. Evening Star, Issue 3558, 18 July 1874, Page 2

THE WARD AND VOGEL TELEGRAMS. Evening Star, Issue 3558, 18 July 1874, Page 2

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