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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11930, 25 October 1919, Page 8

Frankton Branch or the A.S.K.S, has endorsed the protest against the Railway Bill. On returning to hi 3 home at PalHierston North last evening after a game of bowls, Mr E. Sliep. Dixon found liis wife lying inanimate upon the bed, and medical assistance proved unavailing. The champion leaping match at Hawse's Bay Show was won by Mr C. Hart's Playboy, fcl. Hassell's Micky Free was secon:!, and A. S. Goodwin's Quaker third. A deputation waited upon Mr Clutha MacKenzie, son of the High Corurnisioner at Auckland and asked him co stand as the official Reform Party candidate for the Auckland East at the coming election. Mr MacKenzie consented to stand. "At Hawera Magistrate's Court judgment was given for defendants m t-ne claim by Alfred W'm. Osborne against Herein ere Dairy Company for £2OO damages for wrongful dismissal.