BAN ON MRS FREER
——^——. CASE TO BE TAKEN FURTHER LIEUTENANT DEWAR'S VIEWS SYDNEY, Dec. 7. Lieutenant Dewar, at Albury, referring to the banning of Mrs Freer, said: "The case will be taken further. Mr Paterson had no right to ban a British subject in such a wav. We shall fight tooth and nail to achieve our rights, and shall not let up until the ban is lifted." MR PATERSON'S INFORMATION . SYDNEY, Dec. 7. (Received Dec. 8, at 0.30 a.m.) A further statement was made by Lieutenant Dewar, who is conducting a class of instruction in gunnery a 1 Albury. He said that further action on behalf of Mrs Freer would be originated in New Zealand on Friday. He added that the information on which Mr Paterson acted came, not from any official source, but from a man who once believed himself to be in favour with Mrs Freer, and who threatened he would have her prohibited from entering Australia.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23058, 8 December 1936, Page 10
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