TELEGRAMS.
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£2O FINE. . AUCKLAND, This Day. At tho Police Court, Samuel Nelson was Mined £2O and costs on a charge of publication of information concerning race dividends. Other charges were withdrawn. Detective McMaher stated accused evidently operated in a big B way. He received all the results and W dividends and! was evidently in the habit of hanging out information by means of marked cards, apd T? co grammes. POLITICAL. CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. Mr George (Barclay,, tho Liberal pandidate for Ellesmere seat opened his campaign last night at Little River. He said he stood as an ordinary working farmer, and while he would vote for the 'Party in a no-confidepce motion, hq would support measures, not T; as they suited parties, but as appeared right and just for the whole people. 'He opposed the Reform Party because it stood for trusts and profiteer. for which reason it was unsmted to with the high cost of living.
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Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1919, Page 3
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159TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1919, Page 3
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