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nearly eltpscd the revolutionaries opened fire, killing tiro officers. The troops commenced firing, bul the bombs thrown at them forced them to retreat until the artillery arrived and bombarded the school. Some of the Rebels fled, while others hoisted a white flag and surrendered, eight of the Rebels being killed and 32 wounded, including Filler, whil ■ ISO were arrested, including a prominent member of the Strike Committee of the Council of Workmen's Delega m A quantity «f arms and bombs were ■cued. Later, the office of tha secret police wa* wrecked by means of bombs which killed several police. Another band attacked the Nicholas station, and when repulsed, erected barricade*, defending them with rifles, revolvers, and bombs. Eurious fighting continued all SaturThe rebels displayed desperate courage, and, though often dispersed, jthey soon reassembled and resumed the fight
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8012, 26 December 1905, Page 3
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