loved her, and nobody could have been more fond of her. I really worshpped her. I loved the boy, and I wa.'r the only man the boy ever took to as his father. This was the end of James’ evidence, and, as he said his last words, v he showed signs of , breaking down. Cross-examination by Mr Ma-assey wa s deferred until to-morvow, when fur!h°r witnesses Mr the defence will be heard. ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1933, Page 5
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