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foot of which lie was discovered. There was no trace of the weapon use 1 ~VT t '" l murderer, nor did a search i detectives in the immediate vicinity bring it to light. The police are actively engaged in endeavoring to solve the mystery which so far surrounds the crime, but no arrest has yet been effected. Tlie murdered man was the son of Mr James Kamsden, who is employed at the enquiry office of the Auckland Hospital. Some years ago deceased went to Canada, where ultimately ho was in business as a land agent. He returned to Auckland about 1911 o; 1912, and for a while was a land ageni in the city. ' Latterly he was employee

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