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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1163, 2 November 1917, Page 6

Mr P. Hally, formerly Conciliation Commissioner in Wellington, and «now a member of the Board of Trade, has been advised that his son. Private J. B. Hall' - , was killed in action on October 12. A man named H. Parsons, who lives in Ric.-arton, and is employed by Aulse brook ami Co., had his right arm brokeu yesterday through it being in some machinery. He was admitted to the hospital, an i after an operation his condition >•.%•)-. reported to be fair.

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