It is understood (says the Otago Daily Times) that the Railway Department is making arrangements to cut down the time-table of the Dunedin-Christchurch express train by half-an-hour, and the change is likely to be made shortly. The details are being worked out now. A man who is said to have lost £25,000 on racecourses, died in the Salvation Army Home, Melbourne, on April 18. He was known by the name ot Edward Gallagher, but his real name was Mcintosh, and he is known to have had wealthy relatives in Ireland. Death was the result of a fall.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11955, 2 May 1902, Page 6
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