GENERAL NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 December 1918, Page 5

GENERAL NEWS.

Sun* evidence was at Johannesburg before the comrecently appointed to inquire into reports of the alleged bribery of of public bodies. One «rii«Ma named Du Plesiia, a translator of Supreme Court, gare a detailed ac«p»t M bow was engaged by book■aWr to prevent the passage of tie Bacteg Bfll (ferwgh tie Pr<wi;aal Ifeeeritite'jui interne* #kiek kel»4 witfa MrTsV«yer*a, • member «( $9 Vnwbetal »fe *K» KW YejrereaT quit" »/»• 1° 10<nM Sir We «reatauhr tod * long aigcand 1 drovaJtija' bonte- He waat«4 OOOy wd IjNUt'kß down to §W' Be vm fit Veyeren In %Dkk utrtw mffyiit* am * hwihpmfor. «*» Linton k*» d hlifc noUr teer «t& he fid not know, Din Dingwall, a member «f tke lefeer Party. Ike eo» of £2OOO was •t witaeofe disposal* Hat 1,44 not need it all

Tfhe tim has '"mm vies -we shonld ' hmw that if fa Mcssury to pre**f«Ua*alty beta* imported into this country," said Mr L. M. Wtt (CbristNorth) is the House of fiepreMBtetfreft If the Prime Minister in tee I would ask him to introduce to pment any man convieted of sedition being elected to this Boo* «T fo"» <i*r owmeil or any position of pofcfie trust, or to consider havtag aa Act passed that will insist on everybody who wishes to settle down M at resident of the country ■frjw tit oath of aßegiasee, and exprashg a wflHfcgiiess to fig** in the Mrtl'i Tim Mgotry or injustice, hot this war should have taught us that m efcat—si taaia we May boiM oar nd the future of our people ' K If a' fMhawt cad pressing duty that wa' Aaidi M aH we poasttly can to this spirit of patriotism, ttat i»- ■ (mn kn for and pride in oar «oun_ ' tiy tttf, to *jr "tod. i» *»» « f tm uMliwHi *

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