THE FIRST CABLE MESSAGE.
Auckland, February 21. Yesterday the Marquis of Normmby received the first congratulatory message by cable from the Govern >r of 'ew -outh v. ales.
The cut'er Miranda c ps'zed yesterday in a squall. The crew were saved. There an no further tidings of Wynward, the Epsom muiderer. Mvehton, Febrmry 2lst. William Fortune, a halt-paste, was brought np at the R M Court to '•ay charged with committing rape up n Catherine M'Kenzie, the wife of a laborer at Eas em Bush. According to the prosecutoi’a s atement the offence was committed one n'ght her husband was away from home, but she cann t swear as to the identity of the accuse t. Prisoner has been remanded for euht days.
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Evening Star, Issue 4052, 21 February 1876, Page 3
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123THE FIRST CABLE MESSAGE. Evening Star, Issue 4052, 21 February 1876, Page 3
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