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A man has been brought down from the Papakuragumhelds, named EdwardDogherty (alias Grant),,by Detective Hughes, who has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment. He had eased some Maoris at an hotel in the district of £2 or £3 by the threecard trick, and then changed his clothes to avoid detection.. The detective also brought down Hugh Sullivan on a commitment warrant, who was in arrears of his mainte-. nance money for his wife and children, and who was also sent to the gaol. The list of competitive entries for the Society of Arts Exhibition, number 150, or nearly double those for the previous year. Munro, the recently-appointed "piperto Ris Excellency the Governor," i 3 now in Napier. He is said to be the beat piper that has arisen during the last forty years. V Hot Springs Hotel, Waiwbra.—List ef visitors for week ending April Sod, 1887 :-Mr. U. Cell, Victoria; Mr. L. E. Nathan, Miss It. Nathan, Mrs. Clarkson, Misses Clarkson (2), London; Mr. and Mr*, Harrison, Wanganui; Miss E. Walker, Fieldhurst ; Mr. and Miss S&vage, Parnel]; Mr. and Lady K. Jiusha, Ireland ; Mr. J. W. Salmon, Misi Oxland, Mis. and Master Laurie, Mr. A. Boardman, Miss « arren, Mr. 0. 11. Murray, Rev. T. P. N. Hewlett, Mm. Thoa. Huddle, Ml&s Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. H. Green, Auckland. ;

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7915, 6 April 1887, Page 5

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Untitled New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7915, 6 April 1887, Page 5

Untitled New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7915, 6 April 1887, Page 5

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