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Auckland, April 15. Obituary: Thomas Patton, a very old colonist; aged 85. He landed at the Bay of Islands in 1840.
Census returns : Grey Lynn Borough —maJes 1904, females 2202^ total 4106 ; as against 2335 in 1890.
Judge Conolly refused to discharge Ambrose Miller, a merchant bankrupt with liabilities amounting to £9451. The assets realised £55.
Auckland, April 15. Tiie body of William Alfred Waliac?, missing at Waihi, was found in a cree'e near the main road.
Christchukoh, April 15. On Friday evening an elderly lady returning home to Papaimi between 7 and 9, was robbed. As she was walking along a lonely road she was accosted by a man Avho demanded her purse. Noticing a bright steel object in his hand she complied—her purse, jewellery, and even sleeve links and a parcel of blouses she was carrying being handed over.
Auckland, April 15. The Auckland Amateur Athletic Cycle Club has decided to apply to have the next New Zealand champion-ship-held in Auckland between December 21st and the New Year.
Tiie Australasian championships are to be held at the centre appointed for the first-named gathering.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXV, Issue 85, 16 April 1901, Page 4
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