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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 262, 9 May 1888, Page 5

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\ 'iw uc< k- .('_,<», w Inlt !In \u--(ii.m Uoieli->i<il !> was discus lii'j, .' hill intended to io>lncl tin hoe (Idih ol unneisily -iiuli nfs <'i 'i' 1 ! 11 '3 named IVi nei-toi iloi , In •-how (li.it do mawtv wa-not t>lu, special <|ii.ility ol Ihf student-*, mentioned l.wo examples which li.no lon'^ boon known, but whioh \\:\c no\er beon s'.stod m jmliho bofoio 'I'lio hi \\ a^ tl.e •-toiy ol tho Ai olidnUo, who, ,iil o) a ni»_;ht. - pond in tli lt'kino \\ n h a \ mni» l)iotlic i i olhcvi, asked Iho pailnui ot h)^ oaiousr wlu'lliot lie would like to .oc an aiohduoho,-'- m h> i loom. The two ti]>M \initlii v( nt n|».-1n | ».- 1 u ' -. louoihoi, and t.he out.'.i"!' would, n<« <loub(, luvxo taken pkicv had not. Iho AiohduivoS nun adjut.'int d'>londed Hi" lad\ > dooi with hilih>. Thi) ljinpoioi mad( > Iho Aiohduko boji I lio .id jul.nil -. p.iidon ati< l aid-, and boxotl his (>ai- MMindly, but, he at. tho suno t,nno tncudrd liio mat,!<M by p<Msii.kliiim Ihe younu pi inci>s do ; c-niain a\il!i lioi husband. The. .second -i.oi y inonlionod l)y I'oinci.slAirHcr is thai, 'ol tlio Aiohduko, who so\ei.)l yc.M.s ii»o oidciod a inneial prooossion walking aoro-.- t.iio country to '-top, so that/ lie nn^ht Midi his hoi-o olcai die ooflm, which lie did so\lm.il tunes innninu. The olllcial papois, Milw^nont ly alludiuL; to tho subject , dei l.ued it. a shame that t.lir w hole lioii-e did not- piolo-t auanisl, Mich luu^uauc. Cue Bauuida> , while lion I'oinoioioilU'f w.is sitting in his pailour Ins w lie, Uo <;onUenien a-kod adinitianoo to speak to him about, ,i in uiuscnpt. On otiLoiiti': they atlaokol linn in a bmtal manner, iu|unnf; him .-oveiLly.