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Nelson, August 12.
The cook of the Queen Bee was brought here last uight in tbo steamer Barkley. into which he was transhipped from the steamer Lyttelton, which found him in a little nook qn Durvilles' Island. A very foint cooey was heard, and a hoat wan seni ashore when he was found in an exhausted s^ate, having laid, down fa die. ]$c was on a cliff and saw the others taken by the Manawatu,, but failed to make himself heard. Tho Lyttelton has resumed searching for the third mate.
"Wellington, August 14,
Senior-Constable Green has returned ' per Eaaby from Sydney, whither he had been sent to identify a man apprehended by the Sydney police on suspicion he was Canning* ham, accused of the Ob.au murder. Gree^ says the man is i\ot Cunninghaii.
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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 55, 15 August 1877, Page 2
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