INVERCARGILL.
September 11. The body of au infant was iuuud iv
South Invercargill yesterday. It had been placed in a box, which was buried two feet down. The discovery was due to a dog, which called attention to the spot by scratching, and refused to leave. The body was clothed, and had a cap on The box, and its contents were removed to the hospital. The police have a clue to the matter, and it is hinted that the affair will probably not be found of such a tragic nature as the mode of burial indicates.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3488, 11 September 1882, Page 3
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