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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 195, 27 April 1915, Page 4

. “I think I may say that the lady councillor has been a success, for, unlike most of her sex, she has not much to say, but what she does say is very much to thd point.’—The Mayor, In referring to Miss Melville at the Ley£ Institute.—Auckland Star,

At Leicester, last month, a woman was discovered dead in n furnished room in Britannia Stret. She was lying on the bed in a. pool of blood, having been stabbed five or sit tira-’S in the breast with a clasp knife. Lyiogr acrirs tie foot of .the bed was a man, who was f- und to have a puncture# wound.in the chest and another, in thß> head. He was fonvttM Ip the ini’n®ary. ..... .. ■ e

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