William Brooks attempted to shoot his wife at Shelby, KG His neighbors proposed* to have him prosecuted;' but he said that they need not go to that trouble, for he fully realised his despicable character, and would kill, himself on the following day. ' Next morning he wasiound hanging' -in/the woods, "'■''• ; ■"}
Now is the season for transplanting flowers. In view of this & Hare, of the. Emporium, have purchased 100 dozen Flower Pots, all sizes, which they am 'selling at Wellington prices.—[As.l'
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 920, 8 November 1881, Page 2
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