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1 PEE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.] j Wellington, July 3A. Mr Jellicoe waited, 'on the -Goyernor personally, and laid- papers in connection with the Chemia case before him. Later. D. Bell, Crown Frosecutpr, who,, fr-^^onducted the' case agamst'' Chemis, lias commenced an action for hbcjl against Mr E G. Jellicoe, solicitor, claiming £5000 damages. The injury is contained in certain? paragraphs in shorthand notes taken by the Government. shorthand reporter at an interview between Mr Jellicoe and the prisoner, and published. ... , ', ■ When- Chemis was informed that. the Government had declined to allow Mr Jellicoe tb interview him again, he asked for wnting '/materials^:, which were at once s rpplied to him, and he then made a, statement to the .Government purporting to "be. '/'• -'truthful, account of his movements on the night of the 31st of May. He asserts his mnooence, and protests against being hanged for a crime of which ha . says Le is innocent. The statement/" which was. written in Italian, will be laid before the Governor in due course^^^^ —^

S A splendid freehold farm with live and dead stock thereon will be sold by Mr Snelson at Palmerston -on Wednesday the 31st instant.: For details and general particulars we refer our readers io tha advertisement. Lunch will be provided. S. J. Thompson is the holder of large stooks,.in Hb f 51b, and- 101b packages; of Nelson Moat's Teas; also the "Empire Tea Packing Co.'s*' Teas,. the latter y Company's Teas are becoming very popular and are the cheapest and best values, prices 21-iW, 2%and 2/9 pet lb, .costing Jd per lb less than other brands.