AN OPEN CONFESSION.
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A man named JToseph Wilson pro. sented himself at the police station at Featherston ou Sunday last and requested that he be taken into custody. He said be did not feel in good health and thought he should be under control, fearing that otherwise he would do some harm. If a person were to speak harshly to him lie thought he would get hold of an axe or other dangerous weapon and kill him. He had beon in the Auckland for two years, and since his felt very queer at times, kfdly IfiiOTOj! wliat lie was doing. For bis 'oivn sake : atid the sake of those aroond him he pleaded that be be taken into custody, The man was locked up by ConStable Sja'itl], and was subsequently jientpntj) >ldstert'on by" the 1 train. The unfortunate' fellow was examined by Dr' Ho'sjiing this morning and fpujid tfl be suffering from the effects pfa'n qldspalp'woiind! He will be pit to the Wellingtoji I/upiitig Asvlum, .
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4097, 26 April 1892, Page 3
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167AN OPEN CONFESSION. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4097, 26 April 1892, Page 3
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