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Otago Witness, Issue 2677, 5 July 1905, Page 55

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The Under-secrefary of Crown Land 3 for1 -Warded a ruling to the Wellington Land Board on Thureday to the effect that it was not considered advisable to amend fche village homestead regulations, which debar . married women from beooming seleofcora of [village hojnestead sections.

The Wanganui Charitable Aid Board intend to deal firmly with the deserting; husiband. They recently sued an offender iv this respect, for £90 14s for past mainten»noe for his wife and family from January, 1903, to date. Psfendanb was ordered to pay