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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2365, 8 December 1921, Page 4

A. E. Kliox, publisher and editor of the Woodbury Reporter, a weekly newspaper published in Connection t-t, in order to get a .vacation, which included a fishing trip, suspended publication of the Repoitoi for a week. His announcement in part follows: “The editor has not had a vacation in several years, and is inclined to take a few days off. Therefore, notice is hereby given that next week’s issue of the paper will be omitted. We hope to cast a line in Quassapaug Lake next week, provided we don’t have to labour too hard harvesting, bail.”

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