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»ÜBIBAI,IAN AND N.Z. OABLB ASSOCIATION. A PRISON ESCAPEE. SYDNEY, June 22. At Darlinghurst Sessions, Terence O’Connor, aged 20, was sentenced to three years’ gaol on a charge of theft. The police stated O’Connor was an escapee from Wellington gaol, but, although the New Zealand authorities desired his deportation, they were not prepared to pay for extradition.
NOT GUILTY. .MELBOURNE. June 22. John .Maxwell O'Shea was found not guilty.
SUCCESSOR TO MR BIRT. SYDNEY, June 22.
I’. J. Alinehaii (Labourite), former member and runner-up at last election, automatically fills the seat in Sydney electorate rendered vacant by the death of Mr Bills.
WATER SUPPLY ASSURED. (Received this day at 9.-15 a.m.) SYDNEY. Juno 23,
The abnormal rains during the past few weeks have provided a recon storage of water, assuring a throe years’ full supply for the. city. I-1-11C)UR WEEK. SYDNEY, June 20. The Brisbane Arbitration Court lias fixed tlie railway employees’ week at -l-l hours, worked in live shi Its of eight hoars and one of four hours, tlie pay to he the same as for forty-eight hours.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1925, Page 3
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