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MINISTEIUAL EXPLANATION. "THE HIDDEN FIKE." [lis JBleou-io Telegraith-tipecial to ••Star."] WELLINGTON, This Day. Mr. A. L. Hordinan, in the course oi justifying the recent search of buildings in Wellington, spoke of the danger from a hidden enemy by slackness. The Minister declared Unit something had beeiji discovered in the vicinity of tlie buildings searched which made a police investigation necessary. ]f he revealed the whole of the circumstances, the people and the House would agrees that a search was necessary in the interests of public safety. Ho'would see that such searches were conducted properly. The Minister complimented the workers of New Zealand for their !<»val service during the war. He der r':.n:d that much of the industrial trouble had been due to men being misled by mischievous agitators.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 October 1917, Page 3
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