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A WKLLIXCTON INCIDENT,
U?y Electric Telegraph—Special to “Star.”!
WELLINGTON, Tills Day
Last evening detectives searched the lodgings occupied by L- Glover, President of the Waterside Workers Union, and the room of a. man named Byrne, described as following the occupation of electrician. The search was connected with the recent find of gelignite at the rear of a shop in Manners Street. Nothing of a compromising character was discovered.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 September 1917, Page 2
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