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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 169, 16 January 1914, Page 5

exhausted, and not a'b.iv vi iron or n slick left l» wield. At the time of raiding tlic hoarse word.-; of I'omtlNtixl l>y tin: olliccrs ill the streets. I lie clutter mid cliuiy of tlifi mounted men biking up positions. and an occasional warning err lo Heeling |)i'iLestiiiins, who were in the danger zone. cinpliuhisrd the .trim tragedy of tile scene. A detective named Mcllridc was c;in;jlif by the .strike pickets when approaching the entrance to the Trades Mall. He was struck in iJn- face, and had to lieu for his life. 'J'IIK TIiADKK 11 ALT j OITKiI.S TO •SIi'RRRN OKI!. ALL TIIR OCXVI'AXTS TO Up: ABRBSTKD. Received Hi, 1 a.m. •)oharme»lmrj>'. January 1(1. Tfie Trades Hall olfers lo surrender. The, '.lovernmont lias replied that the, wrupanls must lie arrested, forcibly if necessary.

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