Deserted by His Mates.
(Per Press Association ) Napier, This Day. The Australia, which called in at Mercury Bay on her way from Auckland, brings news of a curious affair. A party of men were drinking at Mercury Bay about a week ago, and left for their work in the country. One, named Julius Anderson, a German, seemed ill, and was left on a side track by -his companions, about nine miles out. One of them returning five days afterwards found him dead where he was left. The result of the inquest was not known when the Australia left.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 74, 24 September 1895, Page 2
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