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(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
Auckland, This Day. On the arrival of the City of Sydney this morning, Superintendent Thomson boarded her, and arrested, on extradition warrant, Walter H. Lennox Maxwell, alias Theodore Cecil Danquier, variously described as doctor or officer in the French or Turkish army, on a charge of the murder of Charles E. Garreller of St Louis, Missouri. The accused stated- that t))e affair-is a mistake, and he could explain it in the proper quarter. Nothing was known.of the murder before the steamer left, The accused fr about 30 ygarsold, and of gentlemanly appearance. Accused and the murdered man are both British subject?, Cpnsul Gamble had received a cablegram from the Secretary Of State, and the man was at once known by the complete description furnished. Wellington, this day, The steamship Coptic got under weigh fromWorsets Bay this morning at six o'clock sharp, steering in a south easterly direction, Auckland, this day, Tho steamer McGregor has been run into by the steamer Wellington, She steamed away some distance, and sank near Kawau Island. Tho crow was brought back to Auckland by the Wellington,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1982, 5 May 1885, Page 2
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185TELEGRAPHIC. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1982, 5 May 1885, Page 2
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