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BV TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSN., COP .'RIGHT. A CHERISHED HOPE REALISE) WELLINGTON. Nov 11. The Napier-East Coast Railwac which has been the cherished hope if tie ui--tlift for many years was ■iffiieially opened as far as Eskdale to-day. Hon. Massey, in a short “.peech, (Urhm-d the line open in tin* on sence of a large number of interested spectators, after which first the passenger t.a'ii left for Eskdale with a number of prominent citizens aboard.
TRIMMER AND HIS DOG. DUNEDIN, Nov 14. At the police court, Andrew Johnson .trimmer on the Otaki. was sentenced to a month’s imprisonment on each of three charges of assaulting the second, chief and seventh engineers. Johnson came hack to the ship, with a dog, and assaults occurred when he wa.s forbidden to take it 'uto the stokehold.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1922, Page 1
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133TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1922, Page 1
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