GENERAL CABLES
NELSON COY. CONVICTED. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received this dav at noon.) APIA, April 21. This morning Judge Luxfoid convicted the Nelson Company Ltd, on 28 charges under seditious organisations ordinance, indicting a fine oi £‘2f.O sterling in respect to each, charge totalling £5660. On idle second series of charges, under maintenance authority in native affairs ordinance, tne prosecution withdrew the charges. In summing up the Judge strongly condemned the defendant coy. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, April 21. Australian stocks were marked down all round. Dealings—Commonwealth fives ranged from <1 to 74, sixes 89 to 82. Victorian threes -18. fives 65 to 69. N.S.AV. fours. 75, threes 63, three halves 73 to 77. SIR THOMAS WILFORD. LONDON. April 21. Sir Thomas AY i I ford, N e w Zealand High Commissioner, was called to the Bar at Lincolns Inn.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 April 1931, Page 5
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