Pleasant Information.
:',' New Plymouth, April 22. Mr Samuel, M.H.R, writing to the News,'states that his decision not to seek reflection is Yrom purely personal consideration, and has nothing whatever to do witb Sir Jalius Vogel's rumored return totho Colony. He further adds that he has letters regularly every mail from Sir Jalius, .who lias never in any way intimated that he intends returning to New Zealand for the purpose of engaging in politics.
Fatal Accidents* -■ ■ : ':'"■ Kapier, April 22, Henry Hunter, mate of the schooner Opotiki, has been missing some days, and a search has been made to-day, ilia body was found on the beach. He iB supposed to have tumbled overboard while going on board the vessel, ■ : An inquest was opened today on the body of Frederick Hamshan, a young, married man, killed by a fall of earth from a bluff atthebreakwater works, It was adjourned to enable the jury to visit the site of. the accident to see whether the contractors were to blame, A few weeks ago the Herald prophesied that an accident wonld ooour under the idontical circumstances if the method of working was not altered,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3492, 23 April 1890, Page 2
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189Pleasant Information. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3492, 23 April 1890, Page 2
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