INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
{I>ER VKESS ASSOO.VriOX). Wkllinoton, This Day. Inspector Thomson was presented to.« dny with a purse of two buDdred soys. Inveuc.vhuill, This Daj. Gravo fears are entertained at Lake To Auau for the safety of Quintin MeKiunon, a well-known guide and explorer. He left the foot of tho lake on the tfOth November last. A search party which left Te Auau on the 28th Di-ci'm" her has iust returned without finding any traco. Another party goes out to search the upper reaches of the lake.
Whilst a young man named Du<™aii was walking through the bush near the Spur',ri>ad, on the way to his work in company with another man who \yns behind him carrying a slashor uver his shoulder, the slasher caught in a supple jack, and in the rebound struck Dug^an in the back inflicting a nasty wound, which extended several inches in length. Tho sufferer was able to come in to town and have tho wound attended to by Dr. Sorley.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 86, 10 January 1893, Page 2
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165INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 86, 10 January 1893, Page 2
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