TEST PAHIATUA NEWS.
■Telegraph.— Own Cqrrespon- - ,' ' i,dGUt). ' -' PXBUTDA, Thursday, iterday morning the body of h Gadsby, a well-known settlor itaekara, was found lying in ijfttigalaino.ka river, in the tig 'block,- Tho 'deceased had J"ot the previous day after
cattle, nd did not return at night Noxt morning his man Wolland went in search, and found his body lying in low wator near the bank of tho liver. It is believed that the horse stumbled and foil with the deceased, who was weak from the effects of influenza, and unable to get up, Deceased was greatly res- ' pcoted by tho settlers. He is well i known in tho Hutt district. Last ovening tho Catholic Social i took place in thoPahiatua Public i Hall. There was a very largo atten- ' dance, and tho hall, though recently greatly enlarged, was unablo to i accommodate all the visitors, Vocal- : ists from Patea, Danevirke, and Greytown assisted, Miss Gallughor coming from the latter place. Tho wholo affair was a great success Tho receipts go towards the building fund.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 48367, 27 September 1894, Page 3
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173TEST PAHIATUA NEWS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 48367, 27 September 1894, Page 3
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