SERIOUS AFFAIR IN DUNEDIN
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A man, named Jas. Hunter, alias Stacey* was received into the Hospital to-night in a very weak condition from loss ol blood, and is now in a very critical cofi< dition. ' The man was found in hie houljM covered with blood, and the woman, Marj McNaught, with whom he was living, stated that when Hunter came home he brought a man with him, and the two got quarrelling, Hunter being struck on thi head with a bottle. When she was m&kujft this statement, Hunter managed tog&ej? out that it was the woman MoNaught who struck him. Hunter has a deep wound oja the left side oSf.his head above the?«ftr about l£in in length, and he is uacoaBOiOUB. " : ' :
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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7523, 12 April 1890, Page 5
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