IN THE DOMINION.
A meeting of the Napier Painters’ and Decorrtors’ Union I st night carried the following ■solution as an outcome for apeal for aid : ” That this union bsolutely refusas to grant any mancial assistance to the Wellingon Bakers’ Union, and disapproves of their action in striking.” At the Peeroa Police Court, four Maoris, followeis of a new Maori prophet, were committed for sentence at the Auckland Supreme Court on charges of catlestealing. The evidence showed that, after killing the animals, the bullock bells were used to call followers to religious services at their camp. At the Paeroa Police Court, four Maoris, followers of a new Maori prophet, were committed for sentence at the Auckland Supreme Court for cattle-stealing. The evidence showed that afer the animals had been killed, the bullock bells were used to call followers to religious services.
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Waipukurau Press, Issue 285, 21 July 1908, Page 5
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141IN THE DOMINION. Waipukurau Press, Issue 285, 21 July 1908, Page 5
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