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RELIEF WORKER SENT .TO GAOL;
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WANGANUI, January 34. ; Tboma,s Kelly, aged .28, a member an unemployed camp near Horopito, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment for using obscene language on Valley Road, ißaetihi, on January 19. The language anas . used to a fellow worker i,n the camp who had refused to join _ the Unemployed Workers’ Union,"' 1
The Magistrate, Mr Salmon, remarked that certain facts -were disclosed in. the evidence which merited the attention of the Public Works Department.
Kelly was one of a party who demonstrated with the R e d Elag during a visit of the Governor-General to Raetihi. ■>
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 January 1933, Page 5
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