AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
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Adelaide, November S. Pae'l'icijL.vus which liuve been reeeived of a native attack on Willeroo station. Northern Territory, state that the station was completely looted, and that Mr Scott, the owner, had his head, arms, and legs chopped off. The death is announced of Sir John Morplietfc, a pionoer colonist, who was president of the Legislative Council from ISGS to 1573. Sydxey, Nov. mber 8. _ The run of tlie Mararoa from Wellington oceupied SI hours from wharf to wharf. Captain Chatficld was pro* sented with a tesiimonial by tlie passengers. Mklhouhxe, November 8. A man tianied Johnstone ani a woman named Harding have been found 011 the banks of Lake Wendouroo, Ballarat. suffering from bullet wounds. Mrs Harding and Johnstone recently eloped from Melbourne, and had decided to die together. The man first shot himself, and then the woman herself. Johnstone is recovering, but no hopes are entertained for Mrs Harding.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3180, 10 November 1892, Page 2
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155AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3180, 10 November 1892, Page 2
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