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Dr. .Jameson, who is now I'remior of Cape Colony, has had many memorable experiences in lvis career, but none much more singular, perhaps', than that of sitting down to dinner with . u man wiio had condemned him to death. This was his Honor Judge Kot/e, w'ho was Chief Justice of the Boer Kepublic at the time of the raid, and in that capacity passed the sentence, in t'ion. Mr Kotze afterwards took service under the Jlritish .South African Company. Ill' K. A. Uulloek, of Messrs Weston and West on, and Mr (J. Currie of Messrs Hoy and Wilson, have cided to commence practice as solicitors ill Wangnnui. Mr Currie was oil Saturday afternoon presented bv the members of .Messrs Hoy anil Wilsons stall' with a silver-mounted Pipe, appropriately engraved. Mr Kindt made the presentation, referring to the g'Ood-lellowsllip existing between .Mr Currie and the other' members ot the stall', and wishing him l»'o S perit.y in his professional career. morning'."" U ™ ".is
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 65, 21 March 1904, Page 2
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164Personal Notes. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 65, 21 March 1904, Page 2
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