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'• Is . BOY DROWNED, (By Telegraph — Per Press A ssoviation) OAMARU, Jan. 20. Peter Smith, aged 8 years, was accidentally drowned in a poul at the Waimate Hydro at 1.30 p.m. to-day. An inquest will he held. "“forjsery charge'7 . AUCKLAND, Jan. 20, A former Government official, Harold Fletcher Tomlinson, aged 50 years, was arrested this afternoon on a charge of forging a receipt. The accused later appeared before Mr Hunt, S.M. In asking for a remand, Detective Sergeant Kelly said that there were' about eight other charges of forgery to be preferred against the accu-ed. Tomlinson was remanded on bail of £l5O, and was ordered to report daily to the police. EXAMINATION RESULT*. WELLINGTON, Jan. 20. In the University of New Zealand Bookkeeper’s Certificate of proficiency examination J. F. Gilbert and A. K. Smith, passed in the subject “Bookkeeping.” T:i the Accountancy Professional ex animation, J. H. V. Brailsford and J). A. \Vmight, of Greyniouth, and E. L. Park, of Hokitika, passed Bookkeeping I
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 January 1932, Page 5
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165DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 21 January 1932, Page 5
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