INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS
(PEE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION). Palmekstom North, July 25. William Dixon, second master of the Campbell street School, died here yesterday from pleurisy. He came here from liakaia. where he had been for 10 years, about six months ago. Kati Kati, luly 25. At 9 a.m. on Saturday the Mount Stewart Fishing Company's boat at» tempted to cross the Kati Knti bar. When on the bar the boat was seen by Faulkner, a half caste, to broach to and the seas swamped her. The crew consisted of George Stewart, son of Vesey Stewart, founder of the settlement, Frank Anderson, son of T. Anderson, a respected settler, and Robert Irwin, a fisherman. They took to the rigging and apparently lasheil themselves to the mast Seyenil seas covered them, and they remained in this position for several minutes when all suddenly disappeared. All drowned were married. Auckland, July 25. John O'Connor, miner, of Coromandel, was found dead in his whare He bad shot himself while suffering from tern porarv insanity. A man named Cecil Eichard Hervey died suddenly at Otahuhu to-day. He had been weak and ailing for a week. He was formerly Eesident Magistrate at Fiji, and was a son of Lord Heryey, of England. A brother, it is understood, is now Lord Hervey, a clergyman ot the Church of England, and chaplain to the Prince of Wales. Sir William Fox is now steadily recovering. _^__
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 16, 26 July 1892, Page 2
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