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BOWN.-On 16th May, 1941, at Kennett Hospital, Murchison, to Mr and Mrs J. R. Bown, of Forest Home. Murchison —a son. SIXTUS—On 18th May, 1941, at Te Rangi, to Mr and Mrs Edgar Sixtus, “Canaan” —a daughter. Both well. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS “ANTI-TYRANNY” Nelson): The successful candidates in the Wellington Harbour Board election were:—C. J. B. Norwood, 18,640; W. Appleton, 18,445: M. Fraser, 17,324: and H. L. Nathan, 16,487. R. McKeen 12,169 and C. H. Chapman 11.269 (Labour) lost their seats. Two other Labour candidates were T. Brindle 10,035, and J. Roberts 9456. TO SEVERAL CORRESPONDENTS We have received a number of letters containing sharp personal references to one or other of the candidates for election to the Nelson College Board ot Governors as parents' representatives!.. One correspondent refers to 'petty parish pump politics” being played with ' bitterness.” We agree with him and do not propose to encourage the practice by opening our news columns to correspondence on the subject. “PARENT” (Nelson) : Menders of Parliament are issued with warrants which entitle them to receive £2 worth of official stamps each month, and there arc no restrictions on the purpo: ■ for which the stamps are
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 20 May 1941, Page 4
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195BIRTHS Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 20 May 1941, Page 4
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