THE CASE OF GEORGE RENNER
Sir,—Please allow mo a little spaco in your paper tu rectify an error in a letter re the case of Georgo Eenner. My grandfather, James Simmons Konner (not Henry), emigrated to Altona, Germany, at the ago of ton, with. his parents. Ho was educated and learnt J his trade (shipwright) in Germany, later marrying a German lady. My father, one of a largo family of eleven, was Frederick Eenner. Ho also was educated in Germany, and later on married a German lady. Both emigrated to New Zealand. As for the statement mado by ueorgo ]?cnner, of Kaikoiira, namely: ii. brazen attempt on my part to evade duly; my reason for appealing was out of respect to my mother and deceased father, and also on account of all my blood relations being in Gormany.—l am, etc., GEORGE SIMMONS RENNEK, AYellilißton, October Ifl.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 22, 20 October 1917, Page 11
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