COLONEL BAILLIE KILLED.
SON OF ; : LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLOR. [by telegraph.—special correspondent.] . ' . WELLINGTON. Thursday Is moving, in the Legislative Council this afternoon, to grant three days'- leave :■ of absence to the Hon. W. D. : H. Baillie.'Sir Francis Bel!' stated -that. Mr. .Baillie had just. received • news; that his 6on, ;■ Colonel Baillie, had been killed ,in action.; All the Councillors • would desire to convey to the venerable senior member of their Chamber their sorrow,; and sympathy. The required leave was granted. :;.:
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16674, 19 October 1917, Page 6
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