Sad Relics.
an ill-Sated -hbxpedition. Concernmg.thefattedf Pi^f^wr Pal« mer, a Home paper now learns {toon, a ;pii»ate ( 4<)ttfflr parti^nlare wKich J gt^t;e' that Colonel'-'~W&rrea ; - ; -'aa[d i:; His people found at the bottonr t>f a great ;one wall of-wbich l 'is supposed to be "the precipice" mentioned, in the teles grams, a mixed mass of human remains, Whether -tne portio'ni ofiksh and 'Bone* that were bleaching under the sun, after having been torn'by leasts and birds of prey, were really Charrington's, Gill's, or Palmer's/ nobody could say ; but from scraps of marked linen, &c, it was 'clear that soi&'e bf.tfiese redfeins must have belonged -to the- two first Earned;. Moreover, ah artrb!e ha r al)een ! found there :amon^ihese frelics t^hich muat; hav^belonged to~ Professor Pali mer. This i« all that is known in]realitjr, but it is too> «0B0losi7e; - < >
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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 68, 13 February 1883, Page 2
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137Sad Relics. Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 68, 13 February 1883, Page 2
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