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Tarana^i, June 20.
Mr Commissioner Parris is now negor tiating for the purchase of another block of native land of from sixty to a hundred thousand acres. The native chief says it will take two years to survey it. Bluff, June 20. A sharp shock of earthquake, lasting several seconds, was felt this morning. The direction appeared to be from east to west.
Tauranga, April §0.
A man has been founi after wanderiug in the bush for three weeks, during which time he subsisted on toitoi, reeds, and leaves. When found he was a mere skeleton, not weighing more than forty pounds, although, when lost, he was a big and powerful man weighing at least twelve stone.
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Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1834, 22 June 1874, Page 2
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