Among the erratic social comets, says the Wellington Evening Po»t f who occasionally visit the^antipodes,^t vjtppears are two prepossessing young men in the employment of ?Bkl''and";-"Black;--.thyfam6us;:lA)ndon-'lud£er^ match' makers, who have left -the : metropolis,' it is supposed, for. New Zealand w-ith a large : loot. The last Panama; mail brought photographic likenesses and^descriptions' of ; ; the ■ runaways, for whose recapture a reward of ;; ; lipo : ißoffcrVcl;,';;V- ■"/■■-■ :^ ':; ■ ; ; •'.''•'v' :; ;". " ■ , : ■'■/-■' \ :■:'':'- • .'•.-■ .-. '■' ■ ' -•■'.•• .... ■'.;...■. •'•»■'■ ■ ' ' . ' ■ -.
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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 182, 14 March 1867, Page 3
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63Untitled Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 182, 14 March 1867, Page 3
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