NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS
[PES PRESS ASSOC'ITION.] New Zealander Wounded. Wellington, This Day. The Premier received a cablegram from the Governor of Cape Colony that Trooper W. C. Laurie, Sixth New Zealand Con tingent, was severely wounded near Pietersburg on • April 7th. The Sixth is with Plumer's Column. Bowry and French Consnl. Bowry, who was arrested last year as a French escapee from New Caledonia but was released by the Governor after being conveyed there, has issued a writ against Count de Courte, French Consulj claiming £6OOO damages. The Governor. Wellington, April 14. Lord Ranfurly and his Aide-de-camp left for the South last night. The Royal Yisit. Wellington, April 14. The Govornor informed the Premier that owing to want of time it will be impossible for the Duke of Cornwall to visit the Marlborough Sounds.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 15 April 1901, Page 4
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