AUSTRALIAN NEWS
ALL BLACK WEDDED. W • (Australian Press Association)^ (Received this day at 12-23. p.m'.) SYDNEY, July 12. James Donald, Captain of the 1925 All Blacks who visited Australia, “was married in Darlinghurst Church to Miss Dorrie Hamilton, of South Land. Cundy, a member of the present All Blacks was best man. Stringfellow also assisted. i .
STEAMER AFIRE. SYDNEY, July 12. News was received in Sydney that a fire had broken out in the hold of.the steamer King Chdwallon, en route from Durban to Adelaide. The vessel, which is bringing coal to Australia, has been ordered back to Durban. ■ SENTENCED TO DEATH. V ADELAIDE, July l2f John McGrath was found guilty of the murder of Constable Holman and was sentenced to death.,-
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 July 1929, Page 5
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