TWO DROWNING CASES.
(iIV TULEGKArH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION,)
Ciiuistouukcu, this .day. Mn T-ilos, Lewis, gunsmith, a very old resident, was found drowned in the River Avon yesterday afternoon. He was missed tho previous night, and is supposed to have walked into the river while drunk. The body of a boy named John Thoiiiaa Rofzerf, aged 11 years, the son of a labourer at Dallington, was found in Dudley Creek, Biogfland, yetterday morning. He was missed on Tuesday night.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 70, 24 March 1887, Page 2
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