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BROMLEY BY-ELECTION.
Press Association— By Telegraph—Copyright,
LONDON. December 31. The by-election for Bromley (rendered vacant through Mr H. W. Forstor's elevation to the peerage) resulted:
Col. C. James (Coalition Unionist) 11,148 F. Hodges (Labour) 10 077 —A. and N.Z. Cable. '" '
[In the 1018 election Mr Forster (Coalition Unionist) polled 16,840 votes to Mr H. Knight's (Liberal) 4339.]
PRIME MINISTER'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE. # LONDON, December 31, (Received Jan. 2, at 8.25 p.m.) In Mr Lloyd George's Now Year, message to the nation ho says: "It depends upon ourselves -whether tho new year is rich with promise or laden with despair As concentrated effort essential to the rebuilding of tho world by united effort inspires a spirit of general goodwill so will the nation add to tho plorv achieved by her sons in battle."—-A 'and N.Z. Cable. Q
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17823, 3 January 1920, Page 7
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