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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7268, 5 March 1885, Page 6

The following is the state of Her Majesty's Prison, Auckland, for the week ending February 28, 18S5 :—On remand, 2 males, 0 female ; awaiting trial, 5 males, 0 females; sentenced to penal servitude, 39 males ; hard labour, 67 males, 17 females ; default of bail, 7 males; debtors, 1 male; received during the week, 20 males, 4 females ; discharged, 22 males. 10 females; total in prison, 121 males, 17 females.

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