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THE FISH TESTIMONIAL.

TO THE EDITOK. i Sin,— lam an elector of Dunedin South, ! and I have a grievance in that I was never asked to contribute to the purse of sovorigns recently presented to our respected member. I cannot, moreover, find out who did subscribe since dozens of my fellowelectors say they know naught about it. Can you, sir, tell me where a list of subscribers can be seen. I would ask Mr Fish himself, who is always very affable to constituents, but he might possibly deem me impertinent. I feel sure the rumor cannot be true that the money was made up by some half dozen individuals.—l am, etc., EIiECTOK. South Dunodin, November 10.

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Evening Star, Issue 7773, 19 November 1888, Page 4

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THE FISH TESTIMONIAL. Evening Star, Issue 7773, 19 November 1888, Page 4

THE FISH TESTIMONIAL. Evening Star, Issue 7773, 19 November 1888, Page 4

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