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NZ Truth, Issue 132, 28 December 1907, Page 4

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HELD OVER. i Owing to an unusual, demand on "Truth's" space, and, further to the fact; that "Truth's" staff, being or-, dinar y though' humWe inddviduals, are quite as much m need of a holiday as everybody else, several matters must be held over- till next issue^ The suapended - matter includes articles . onj a gross* •miscarriage of Justice at .RangiQjra, the jSalvati'on :Army and | Socialist Squabble and the. Kumara I Hospital ;'bother. An interesting in(tervdew with Mr John Fuller junr., must also be temporarily sacrificed. .These ■ will certainly appear .next iweek. . ■ ,v : i ... -■'••.-. I MBaaßaaMaßaaaaaßßaaßaaaßaHaßaaßaßai