HEIGHTON V. T. B. HANNAFORD.
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TO THE EDITOR. Sib,—The public now learn from Hannaford's own statement that he is the man who concocted and drew up the information which the polico were induced to place in the form of a serioua charge against myself. Of course, poor unfortunate man, he must have some excuse for hla bitter jealousy and revengeful feeling against . one who stands in his way in the same line of business. And here, he says, he is acting on advice from several gentlemen, and then ha invites the public - { to sympathise with himself on.a poor, friendless foreigner." It surely doesi not require a very clear vision to detect nn it fiamiajord here—not a microscope to Analyse the character of the late combatant in ««e of Garrard v. *2. B. Hannaford. Was ponder to see a man lifee ftanuaford talking otM exchanging with Queen's jewels • "surely hijft means iftat, in eommon,-surely is called Queen'* diamonds, tver whinh.'uis fillers lately tingled —We are, &c., >R. M. Hiighton & Co., n, 1 t> Land and Labour Agents. Canada Buildings, 104, Queen-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7921, 13 April 1887, Page 3
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182HEIGHTON V. T. B. HANNAFORD. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7921, 13 April 1887, Page 3
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