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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1922, Page 3

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ACSIHkIiAiN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION STATE TRAWLERS LOSS. SYDNEY, Nov. (j The Public Service Board’s report upon the State trawlers says it is quite impossible to continue the industry so as to show a profit on invested capital, it continued at all, n should be limited io three trawlers. For the year ended June last, the i truwlci's were I*llll ut «t loss 01 .I*"!!jlUb | making an accumulated loss ol LJto,!j,i2. A MURDER OF TWO MEN. j nils day at t*.3U a.m.; i'IKRIM, November 8. I Details of tne murder, of two men Condren and O'Sullivan at Bdliluna by an aborigine, show the native shot and wounded O’Sullivan and shut Condren dead. O’Sullivan took refuge in a but and when lie begged for water, the murderer threatened to shoot other aborigines, il they gave him drink for 3 (lavs. O'Sullivan remained

A MURDER OF TWO -MEN. vßceeivcd mis day ut t*.3U a.m.; I’IERiH, November 8. Details of tne murder, of two men Condren and O’Sullivan at Bdliluna by an aborigine, show the native shot and wounded O’Sullivan and shut Condren dead. O’Sullivan took refuge in a hut and when lie begged for water, the murderer threatened to shoot other aborigines, il they gave him drink for 3 days. O’Sullivan remained waterless and then the murderer shot him dead and bitched th two bodies lie--bind a horse and dragged them to a grave and buried them. He looted the dead men’s property and fled, threatening that if whites followed lie would shoot them.