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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1121, 10 July 1882, Page 2

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[UM-JD''Pfi'JSS ASSOCIATION] ... DEAD BODY FOUND. ' New Plymouth , thia day, The dead body of a nun was found yesterday on tho beach near ilio mouth of the Henui river, much disfigured. He has been recognised as John Kim;.... Llia parents are said to reside in Auckland, and lie was well known at the Tha m An inquest will bo held to-day. Later. An inquest was held on the body of John King this morning, tvlin was found drowned yesterday nerrllie mouth •ifthb Henui River. From the evidence'adduced it appears that deceased's father had served in the 43rd Regiment in the Waikato and was a pensioner. Deceased had been in the A C. Force, and at one time was an apprentice to Mr Lovison, jeweller, Auckland. Deceased had been acting aa billiard marker, but had been drinking heavily lately. Tho verdict was '■ Found drowned." WAITING FOR VOGEL. Inveroakgili., this day. The members of tho Committee appointed on Saturday last were in waiting this morning at the railway station, but Sir Julius Vngel did not arrive. THE ABSENT Dunedw, this day., Driver intimates to the Press that having severed his connection with the agricultural company lie is now free to attend Parliamentary duties and leaves for Weilington on Wednesday. He denies any intention of resignation in Sir Julius Voxel's favor.