MRS FREER’S CASE
FURTHER REPRESENTATIONS TO government CPKIBI ASBOCIATIOS T«LEGRAS£.) WELLINGTON, December 26. Further representations are w made to the Government of Ausi to have the ban on Mrs Freer s e to the Commonwealth lifted. solicitor in Wellington, Mr M. YlntioO nett, said that there was no of taking any legal action, but Freer’s case was being eminent counsel in Australia. g strong representations would be m , to the Federal Cabinet when » iu the new year.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21976, 28 December 1936, Page 12
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