DOMINION ITEMS.
(Per Press Association.) NOT SMALLPOX. GISBORNE, This Day.—A conference between Dr Watt, District Health Officer, and the local medical men decided that the suspected case is not smallpox, and that the quarantine will be movedAX APPEAL DISMISSED. WELLINGTON. This Day— In Skipper v. Gumming-, an appeal against a, conviction for seditious utterance, the Court dismissed the appeal, with ten guineas costs and disbursements. CEIL! > ELECTROCUTED. HAWEPA. This Day—George Edward Piekard, the seven-year-old son of Frederick Rickard, of Okaiawa, was apparently electrocuted on Saturday afternoon. It appears that he climbed, an electric light nolo and came in contact with live wires.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 October 1917, Page 2
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