TELEGRAMS.
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A DISLOYAL STATEMENT. MASTER TON, Nov. 16th. John Bloinquist, a Russian Finn, for making a disloyal statement at Grey town on Saturday.—“ Germany is going to win the war, and will put all you to one month inipr'sonment. ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES. WELLTGTON November 14. It is understood that the South Island Electoral Boundaries Commissioners have not reinstated Akaroa and surrounding parts of Banks Peninsula in tile Ellesmere electorate, hub have retained them in the Lyttelton electorate. The Cliertsev Hotel, which the Boundary Commissioners proposed to include in the “dry” electorate of Ash burton is now included in the “wet” electorate of Ellesmere.
WHEAT PURCHASE. WELLINGTON This Day. Mr. W. J. MacDonald, of Westport, member of the Board of Trade has been appointed by Cabinet to control, with the Board’s assistance the puremise and distribution of wheat in the Dominion. INCREASED RAILWAY FARES. PROBABLE 10% INCREASE. WELLINGTON, This Day. The -increase announced in railway fares "'ill take place before Xmas. It is stated it will probably he a ten per cent increase. i
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1917, Page 3
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176TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 17 November 1917, Page 3
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