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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1055, 4 July 1883, Page 3

The Waverley is again detained by a heavy gale in-Wellington. She leaves for Nelson and Wellington'on Saturday at 10 a .in. , ~ - 'v : ,V!.’ ‘ ;. .- The sick old man, Matthew Flynn, has been driven out of the hut by the river, in which he had taken refuge,j,by (( some children, who came pelting and annoying ; him. Ho came in a state of 1 shivering tottering feebleness tbrday to Dr Keating, and declared his inability to go to the Court House to see Captain Wray again, but craved permission to lie down in the doctor’s stable.

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