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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3442, 23 March 1920, Page 5

Judgment. was given in Wellington. on 'l‘hnrsd.ay afternoon by Mr E. M. Page, S..\{., in ‘rhelaetion brought. by the police against Anthony’S‘winburn,l u. 11‘eV\'\:s'\;’e11(lor_. of llLiV‘ll]g sold an indecent: publication (a copy of the “Winning Posvt Annual’.’) to Constable Potter while the latter was travelling in the \Vellingfon—l\'ew Plymouth express. The .\lagist.rate said he had examined the publication, and considered the contents such as lto warrant a conviction, and fined £lO, with 39/ costs, in defanltr,-. one month's imprisonment. Big variety of new seasonlfs Mininery for ladies’ and children, now showing at The Big Value House.Collinson and Gifford Ltd. Accordillg‘ to the British Australasian, there is :1 general feeling that the next. Governor-General should be Lord Strathspey, New 'Zealancl’s one and only lord, who was born in the Dominion, and Has always been keenly interested° in its develépmenli. The title came to Lord S’traihspey’s family when his fatlier was ":1 New Zealand. Baron Stralhsp'ey him:-. if was born at Oamarn, and is the second son of the temh Earl of Seafield. He was educated at Waitaki High School and St. John ’s College. ?He married a dangliter of the la'te Mr T. M. Hardy—.Tohnston, M.1.C.E., Lond., of Christchurch, and there is a son and daiigliter by the marriage. The opinion is generally expressed that no couple would be more heartily. Welcomed ‘to Government House than Lord and Lady St.rathspey.

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