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* —- [HI KLKCTtUC TKLEUKAm » ITRIOHT] [PIR PEWS IMQCULTION J (Received This Day, 9.40 a.m.) JAPANESE MENACE. Sydney, This Day. Watriama, who claims to be King of the Loyalty Islands, points out the seriousness of the Japanese increasing their numbers on those islands. A majority of them is employed in the "nickel mines. ' Some soldiers and spies of Watriama are convinced that if something is not done to prevent it the Japanese flag will be flying within two or three days, and in Australia before many years. NEW DISEASE. According to the Board of Health records, a case suspiciously like pellagra was discovered some time ago at Kenmore Lunatic Asylum, near Goulbourn. The suffered died; hence the disease never was diagnosed.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 August 1913, Page 3
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