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[ny TELEGRAM? -I’ER PUKBH ASSOCIATION] REPORTED GOLD FIND. GISBORNE, Doe 10. The Native Land Court granted an application by the Minister of Mines for a block of native land at Wlumgarn, fifteen miles north of Gisburu.i to lie declared open for prospecting. It is reported a discovery of gold has been made there. A CHILD’S BODY. WELLINGTON. Dec 13. At the inquest on the body of a child found buried in tho sand at Lyall Bay, Doctor Hector who made the post mortem examination, stated it was the body of a female child apparently newly horn. It lioro no marks of injury, (ir disease. In his opinion it had been buried about a fortnight.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1922, Page 1
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115TELEGRAMS. Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1922, Page 1
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