A b;er strike, is in progress at Kokewcod (Victoria), in. consequence of the refusal of the local hotelkeepers to reduce tlie price from 6d to 4d per pint and 3d per glass. This determination was arrived at at a meeting held in the open air on a recent oatur--day eight. A secretary was appointed to take the names of the strikers, and frcra 40 to 50 ■were enrolled, each of whom did without his Saturday night beer. A second meeting will be held. To- while the * l3 ? e a musical wi)— probably ds* given. James Billington. the hangman, who died in England receatlv. maintained to the last his conviction that Br Neill Cream, who- was executed some vears since, was none other than "Jack the Hipper," whore appalling career of ctims excited such profound interest in all parts of the "British dominions. Eis chief reason for this appears to have been that just as he dTew the bolt which precipitated the doctor into eternity, he heard the man say, "I am Jack- ." It is in favour of Biilington's view 'that- after this execution the crimes of the Ripper were no more perpetrated.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11677, 10 February 1902, Page 4
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487Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11677, 10 February 1902, Page 4
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