A DEMURRER.
To the Editor ef the Evening Star. Sin,—l have soon in your paper of last evening that I have been charged with alleged lunacy. I beg to state that this was a false charge founded on a few remarks I made in a friend's house, alao my having written some words on a piece of paper. They were written by me in jest. Also by my going over to a gunsmith's and wanting a revolver for the purpose of protecting my property, my house and surgery having been broken. into, my door plate taken off, and othelf damage dono. br two persons whom I mean to proceed against. I reported these proceedings to the police, who have succeeded in discovering the names of the persons. W. Brown, M.D., . Late Principal Medical Officer Armed Constabulary, Native Surgeon, Public Vaccinator, Ac.,' &c, N.Z.; Principal Medical Officer and Staff. Surgeon, i,; Fjji Islands. - " .
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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1738, 29 July 1874, Page 2
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152A DEMURRER. Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1738, 29 July 1874, Page 2
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