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Hokitika Guardian, 28 April 1928, Page 1

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wheat lias been admitted free to the Dominion since March. 1927. Ground and crushed maize are now exempt from duty. final phase of strange case WELLINGTON. April 27. The latest, and what will probably prove the final phase of the strangle ease of George Thomas MeQuay. the unknown soldier inmate of Callan Park Hospital. Sydney (the establish- j ment of whose identity is reported). I was announced by the Attorney-Gen-eral and Minister of Defence (Hon F. J. Rolleston) to-day. ‘‘The Government.” said the Minister, ‘‘has considered the case of McQuav. and as there appears to be no doubt as to the identification, tbe Government has agreed to accept him for treatment f.s