Oar Contemporaries

NZ Truth, Issue 1183, 2 August 1928, Page 1

Oar Contemporaries

"Hawkes Bay Tribune": 7 "Q OSP E L JJISS'ION Conducted by MR. C. F. GEDGE. ■ TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) at 7.30. Subject: "Hell, where is it, what are its conditions, and who go there?" Come! A Hearty Welcome for All.'" Heavens! that's comforting. *- # * "N.Z. Herald": ; "Marita (S. Henderson) pleased better than Fane (J. Pai) m a bout over four handles. Spalmore (R. Eager) began with them, but crashed at the first fence." Couldn't hold his liquor. # * * "Taranaki Herald": "In the Supreme Court Jack Punakai was ordered thr eeyears^i? %? %? % was ordered three years' Borstal treatment for breaking and entering." A fraction of the sentence he might have got. *'■ * Auckland "Sun": "TALKATIVE DOCTORS." I Quack! Quack!

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