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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 3, 21 August 1914, Page 6

At Christchurch to-day, states the Press' Association, Thomas Maude, solicitor, charged with the fraudulent conversion of £IOOO of trust funds, pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial, bail being allowed in i £IOO self and two sureties of £IOOO each. An Auckland Press Association telegram says: Gladys Mclhtosh, a young daughter of a quarryman residing at Arch Hill, died in the hospital from burns on the face as the result of' a fire 1 caused by playing with matches. KjA /* is purely a sterilised milk dTfli Mbnt mil 1 .;, • iv. r mi ;m i In..'■ y IO«-. I bllil.ts li.illlii. babies, A-k (,«'//■ Oocior. li'