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The well known journalist, Mr W. Wickham, whose writings under the nom'd.© plume of ''A Tramp, Rsq," will be familiar to all readers of t!s» Auckland "Weekly News, is at-present' 'j n'verv indifferent bealtli. The. following North Island mem,-, j hers of Parliament, have definitely pro--i mised to visit Otago Central early nextyear as. the .guests of the Otago Central Railway League Messrs BnyJ-* n«y (Auckland West). Buick (Palraerston North), Escott (Pahiatua), Harris (Waitemata), Hine (Stratfordt), ifthodes (Thames)', Sykes (Masterton), and Okey (New Plymouth). A. Palniorston North telegram states that the Rev. Father CosteHo, of St. Patrick's Church, Palmcrston, died suddenly on Saturday afternoon from heart failure, following; a serious attack of influenza.. The deceased', who was fifty-three years of age, was educated at the Catholic College at Innis. County Clare, Ireland. He was for a time Administrator of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 9 December 1912, Page 5
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144PERSONAL Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 9 December 1912, Page 5
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