PROTECTION OF TELEGRAMS. PRESS ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND, September 13. ■On an application made on behalf of the Press Association, Mr Justice Denniston granted an injunction to restraij Charles G. Beckett, of Waihi, from printing and publishing telegrams protected under the Electric Lines Act, 188-1. Beckett did not appear. Ten guineas costs were allowed.
LADIES' TAILORS. The oldest, beet, and largest firm in Australasia. Eton Gowns and Costumes from J£s os; Skirts from £1 10s. Nodin© and Co., SO, Wellington terrace. *
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6314, 14 September 1907, Page 8
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