THE STOKE ORPHHNAGE INQUIRY.
WELLINGTON, September 6
Brother John, head of the Alarist Brothers' Order for Australasia, states that he is bringing Brothers Loetus, Wybertus, and Kilian back to New Zealand from Sydney, in order to give them an opportunity to answer any charges that the* Government may bring against them in connection with their conduct of the Stoke Orphanage.
Mr Thomson, M.H.R., has. had an interview with the Hun. Mr Hall-Jones regarding the extension of the survey of the Catlins line from Ratanui southwards. The Minister says that for the last six months a surveyor has been engaged taking heights and gradients and generally in looking ovit for the best route from Waimahaka northwards, and that there is every probability that next year the whole line between Waimahaka and Ratanui will be authorised. Declaration of Peace Celebrations. — T. Ross can supply Union Jack,. Royal Standard, Lion Rampant of Scotland, Green Flag of Old Ireland, and New Zealand Ensign, with or withemt sticks, at 3d, 4d, 6d, and Is, according to size. Peace badges, 6cl. Sjiecial quotations to school committees or for quantities. British Empire neckties, Is 9d ; contingent medals, 6d ; neckties, Is 6cl ; hatbands, Is ; and tri-colour ribbons, J[ct and 3Jd per yard. — T. Ross, direct importer,
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Otago Witness, Issue 2426, 12 September 1900, Page 17
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