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CRUISER EM DEN SAILS. By Telegraph—Press Assn., Copyright. AUCKLAND, July 4. The German cruiser Emden sailed for Wellington at six o’clock to-night. Capt Von Arnauld gave a luncheon on the ship to-day, and afterwards a reception was held.
OPIUM PLANT FOUND. \ DUNEDIN, July 4. Customs officials in going through a seaman’s belongings to-day, found a haul of 29 half-pound tins of opium. He will appear before the court in due course, i
MAN’S FINGERS TORN OFF,
WELLINGTON, July 4
When working on J. R. McKenzie’s building in Cuba Street, a labourer, W. M. Hogg, caught his right hand in a pulley and had all his fingers and thumb torn off. The injured man was conveyed to the hospital.
LICENSEE FINED,
TIMARU, July 4
John Solway, the licensee, of the Shamrock Hotel, Timaru, was convicted and fined £2O, with costs, at the Magistrate’s Court yesterday, on •i charge of having sold liqour on Sunday, June 30th, when his premises were required to >bo closed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1929, Page 1
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