TELEGRAMS

Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1921, Page 1

TELEGRAMS

' !!'• Tn.KOli.M’H r=tn VIIKSS association 1 CHINA A! AN'S KND WKId.IN'OTON. Oct. UK A ( 1 11 n:< in:< ii , .lot* Chew, Hood nliollt ita s 1 1 >ll in I liniiiiiiio in :i llamion Sin-ci 1 1> >iiso. Tin* IMi.lv IMIS si is|ioinli*. 1 ill 11 iu|v, olio 111. 1 In’lfof .MI. I.: -It'll n| tn n litmistoi in ;i sleep sliiin i .*. SriCIDK 1)1' DII'SOM \N I 1 c!li:l-'!< III';,’, il. :;■■) i C. 11. liiioos coiiiinitli'd Siiici.lo in 11; 1 111 > 1 1* r I l..s|iii :il. 110 liihl Ik-.'H roroeeivinp ti’i*;iinit'llt lor delirium trelIIOIIS. W'CKI.ANT) CASKS. A I'CK I.AN I'. Oh. 17 Will in in Uoovo. I'm ly qnartei - i!i:i.-t«T lit till l ln.s|.it:il liniioxo, adorn to,! liv.* . linroos ..I till'll Ol proper, ill' till' Defence l)o|llirtllll'!lt. He .li--1i.,50,1 ol' t Ilf 111 :l t. • I 1: 1 1 \i Inn tlio annex W s,s tlisiiniilllni. Ho was ooiuiniUo i lor si*ui(‘iici*. Kioil Tnvlor pleaded inn imiliy i > il.o l liolt of l-.VJ |As a ‘I'M-llin at Sit a ns, m aml n : tuin 1 1 ;<•, 1 t«. i rial. A 01 lll.'S DKATII. W A.NO A NCI. "ol 1a \ iiivsloi'v sun'.niiuls tlio < lea i i o. a Native tiiil nntno, 1 Maiia l’a Haiti aoo ( l 17. \. In. ilioil tihilo lioiiio oi.iivoyo.! 1,1 Wall'.•.ail tti Hospital I'roin Maitoii. A post in,n tom Has liolil. aii.l tlio p.'lif' halo lot h a rili'il tlio rout.oils Hast a to t lie Oovoriitnoiu Analyst. At a Corotiial omplii'y liol.l to-day it uas staU'.l the pirl liolonofd to I ajipo. and was oil a visit to a Irirlid a' 'la.- ~,,, She 1.0.am0 ill. and uas loinoiol l„' a piu-ato hospital llioie. wa. n Hi ■ o.iotor dooidod to solid hoi on to Wan oanui Hospital. Tlio iniplO'l was ai, journod in ordor to tret 'l"' *■ ■ •I n meat Analyst's report. A NO I.ICAN’ SYNOD. At'OKOANI). 0,1. IS. Tlio Aiii.'lienn Synod here to-day oarI'iod a niotioH itself In <lo nil ill its power to Hosier and promote the ideals 111 the I.oaa.no of Nation*.

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