STILL “COLONEL PORTER."
The many friends of Colonel Porter tvi 1 be pleased to learn that that pO- - l , r , °, fficcr has arrived’ safeiv in Auckland and will in a few davs reach home. On Saturday Major McCredie received a telegram from Colonel Porter, m which the following statement was made : “ The notice in regard to my title was a little premature. 1 airi still plain Colonel Porter.” On turday afternoon, I-lis Worship the -Mayor a lso_ received the following telegrain : “ Very kind greetings to. all. • d I h f. sten 10 Gisborne after disbanding contingent at Wellington.-T W. Porter. !i 0 1 1 M
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 555, 27 October 1902, Page 2
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