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[pUll muss ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT-] GOVERNOR’S DAUGIITER KI LI.EI). PERTH. June 2:5. .Miss Ellison .Macartney, daughter of the Governor, was thrown from a horse and succumbed to the injuries she received, STOCKMAN SPEARED TO DEATH. MELBOURNE, June 23. The Administrator of the Northern Territory reports that a .iitockman named McDonald, was speared to death by wild aboriginies. A police party pursued the aboriginies who rolled stones from the mountain. The police party shot seven dead and arrested one. The verdict was that the shooting was justifiable in self-defence.
PRESSMEN FOR ENGLAND. SYDNEY. June 2«‘lrd. The list of newspaper men visiting England is now completed, with .Mr. Henry. editor of tin* “ISydney Morning Herald” as tin* representative journalist generally, and Major \\ hiteliead editor of ilio ‘Slawell Times,” representing the provincial press. STEEPLE WINNER KILLED. MELBOURNE, .Tune L>3." Caihve, winner of the Australian Steeplechase, was killed while running in the Wando Steeples yesterday.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1918, Page 1
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