NO-LICENSE IN MASTERTON.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 137, 5 December 1911, Page 8

NO-LICENSE IN MASTERTON.

THAT CHALLENGE. By Telegraph—Press Association. Feilding, Monday. In 'reference to the telegram about the arbitrators' investigation of the Rev. Mr. Hammond's statement that some pictures and statements published in the pages of the supplement to the Wellington Post of November 2 were false, exception is taken to the words, "Therefore Hammond wins," on the ground that Mr. McManaway, the challenger, did not approve of the appointment of Mr. Trewin, as one of the arbitrators. So far as the payment of the £25 is concerned, that matter was outside the meaning of the telegram, which was that Mr. Hammond was found to be correct in his statements by the two who investigated them. j THE PHOTOGRAPH SQUABBLE. Feilding, Last Night. Mr. Pre win, one of the adjudicators in the dispute over the Masterton pictorial advertisement about no-license, to-day received the following telegram from Greymouth:— "December 4. Trewin, barrister, Feilding.—Trade publish you were paid for report. Is everything in report incontrovertible?—Ssrivener." Mr Trewin sent the following reply: •'Statement made by the Trade tliat paid .for report is villainous lie. Report is absolutely incontrovertible. Obtain names those responsible for report that I may take proceedings."