The bodies of Fulton and Smythe, victims of the Nihotupu fatality, were brought down to the Avondale Hotel this afternoon by the police. The time of the inquest has not yet been arranged, as the constable has to make his report to the coroner. A big job purchase manufacturers' samples ladies' combinations and vests in merino, natural wool, and silk, marked at English cost.—Court Bros. —Ad. . , Job purchase sample shawls, white, cream, and coloured, from 1/6 to 15/6, fascinators from 3/11.—Court Bros.—Ad. Job purchase English blankets. Court Bros, secured bails of English blankets much under regular cost. They are clearing them at low prices. Colonial blankets, the cheapest in the trade. —Ad. Blouse and wrapper flannelettes: A big job purchase, wonderful value, B|d yard.—Court Bros.—Ad.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 146, 21 June 1901, Page 2
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