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♦ [Per Press Agency.] CHRISTCHURCH. May 10. Mr Rollesfon gives unqualified contradiction to the rumour that be is going to take office under Governm 'lit as successor to Mr Cooper, Under-Secretary for the Colony. DUNK I.) IN. May 10. Acceptances for the Tradesmen's races.—Birthday Handicap —King Philip, Rob Roy. Tadmor, denary, Right Bower, and Merry Bird. Tradesmen's 'Handicap—Tadmor, Rob Roy, King Philip, Right Bower, Happy Lad, Glenary, Sea Bird, Slcam-T, and Klswick. Professor .Millar Coughtry lias issu d a circirar to the mediem men throughout the colony, requesting th dr co-op-ration in establishing a Medical Association, uii I ultimately publishing a journal of medical science. aiIAIIAMSTOWN. May 10. A fatal accident occurred last night. William Briggs, a miner working in a winze, becoming faint, commenced to walk up by hand rope ; when near the top he fell backwards, fracturing bis skull. Death was almost instantaneous. John Gibble, draper, and two other men left in a boat on Monday for Coromandel. The boat was found on the beach near T'ann, and goods were strewed .‘all along the beach, but no sign of the men.
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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 116, 20 May 1876, Page 2
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