The trouble between England and Txrkey is becoming more serious, and England is sending troops to Egypt. Hawke’s Bay Mounted Rifles go into camp at Gwavas to-morrow.
None of G. P. Gunzel’s creditors put in an appearance to-day at the hour convened for the meeting. Mr Bennet Peterson is now in London prosecuting the claim of Thomas William Sheriden, of Adelaide, a fortune of half a million left by Mrs Helen Blake, who died intestate in 1876. Mrs Blake was the widow of the late General Robert Dudlev Blake.
More women are employed by the British Government than that of any other country. Fifty Australians returned home by the steamer Overton Grange from South Africa. The general feeling is one of disgust at the state of affairs in that country, and the men are glad to get home again.
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Waipukurau Press, Volume I, 11 May 1906, Page 3
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