AUSTRALIAN CABLE.
Sydney, Nov. 20, Arrived—Wakatipu. Sailed Rotomahan a. Passengers for Wellington—Dr Hector and Mr Webster, representatives for New Zealand at ;.-. ... Sydney Exhibition. At the inquest yesterday on the Wo bushrangers shot in the late struggle, witnesses idenPfied the bodies as-tho-:-* >i. Nesbitt, an old Pentndge prisoner, a sJ Wrenchier, aged 19, the son of an Lmelkeeper in Melbourne. The prisoners custody are Bennett, Kogan, Lyon, anu Moonlight. Captain Moonlight, at the, inquest oo the bushrangers, evinced the greater.; - i. posure. He took copious notes of th - -... ceedings, and cross-examined wr. n. with the apparent purpose of cleur::;:: dm comrades. He declares that only coo deceased Nesbitt fired.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 202, 22 November 1879, Page 2
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108AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Temuka Leader, Issue 202, 22 November 1879, Page 2
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