ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
(press association.) Gisborne, Angist 2.
The body of Mr A. J. Jopp, drowned in the Walmata river, on the 15th of July, is not yet found, though a diligent search has been made by the settlers, and a large reword is offered.
Auckland, August 2.
Mr William Rickett, of Rangiawbia, Waikato, was found dead on the roadside close to ha home. Be had been in the tovnsbip, in good health and spirits, and left on horseback for bis home in the afternoon. His horse was found tied to a farm gate and hia body in the fern close by. Charles Burton, 77 years of age, shot himself at Clyde on Tuesday, sod died today. Ho stated he was tired of life.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LV, Issue 9970, 3 August 1893, Page 2
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