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Nafieu, April 15. At the Waipukurau Gun Club's meeting yesterday, T. Parker, E. Groome and P.. Hunter divided the first prize, and the first named won a valuable special presented by Mr Gorrick. Auckland, April 15. A married woman named Mary Ann Wilcox, of Parnell, was arrested on a charge of abandoning her male child under two years. It is alleged she gave birth to a child on Monday. The infant was found on the front doorstep of Thomas Barton. Cijrjstchurcij, April 15. Albert D. Austin, who was missing since Saturday, was found shot through tho head in Hagley Park with a revolver beside him. Deceased, who was for many years in the public service, had been a victim to insomnia for a long time. New Plymouth, April 15. Obituary: F. L. Webster, aged 65, who arrived in the second ship in 1811. He was formerly engaged in flourmilling, aud was latterly agont for the New Zealand Shipping Company, tie served in the Maori war, gaining the New Zealand war medal, and was made captain of volunteers in 18(51. Auckland, April 15. Mrs_ Margaret Stacey, who drank carbolic acid in mistake for medicine on April 4, died this morning,
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 88, 16 April 1903, Page 4
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