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[new ZEALAND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Napier, April 19. y. C, McCormick, agent for the Union Steamship Company, was attacked with fever and died to-day. ite got wet through boarding a steamer on Saturday, Wellington, April 19. Mr Hall and family are expected to leave for Canterbury on Friday next. Everything is now quiet at Parihaka. All the alien tribes have left their hapus, J. P. Firthj tliiid master of the Wellington College, had a narrow escape from sudden death on Saturday night. While alighting from the tram his foot slipped and he fell under the car, sustaining some severe bruises. Makton, April 19 T. P. Philips, late schoolmaster at South Makirikiri, was charged at the Marton R.M. Court with bigamy. He bad seduced one of his pupils, a girl of 15, and then married her, his first wife being still alive at Auckland. Prisoner was remanded for a week.
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Kumara Times, Issue 1733, 20 April 1882, Page 2
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