TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1917, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

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HOSPITAL SHIP ARRIVES

’ AUCKLAND, October 20. A contingent of sick and wounded comprising 153 officers and men and two nurses, arrived to-day. There arc no cot or serious cases, though a few men hqve lost limbs. One

man named Mark of Tuperoa, near Gisborne was left at a port of call suffering front trench feet. The arrivals include one wearer of the Military. Medal—Lance Corporal Helpin, of Invercargill/

MOSQUITO FLEET STRIKE

THE OFFICIALS CONVICTIONS

WELLINGTON, Oct- 21st. When the appeals of Young and ©well against the conviction for incit-

ing a seditious strike came before the Chief Justice to-day Air. Myers for ap-

pellants > said that he had been shown certain telegrams, which were not put in as evidence in the Lower Court and had advised his clients not to proceed.

The Chief Justice . (Sir Robert Stout) in formally dismissing the appeals, advsed the seamen to resume work.

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