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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9297, 25 June 1906, Page 2

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[ 13y Kj. venue Xi:i.i:uu.u'n.—Copykiuijt.] (Pr.u Pur.ss Association.) Ibxeived .luuv 25, at 8.59 a.m. London, June 21. The driver joc-ang control, a. iramear full <i!' passengers on llighgate Hill crashed, at the rate of 60 nuns. an .hour into a mourning hearse and a furniture van. and was tinally telescoped by a motor omnilms. I jiree passengers were killed and 21 t>ei iously injured. I'ho Not t ingham .M \\u rs' Assoc iat ion is graining old-age pension to its members of from 5s to 7s 6d weekly according to the length of membership.

Hayward scores I the eighth century he has made this reason, making LH in a match again Oxford I'niversity. His a;; giegrate is 1751 runs, and he has an user age ot 78. The Last I .-•udoii tailors have resumed work, a. set t leiuem havin-j,' been reached. St. Petersburg, dune 2d. Twenty policemen have-bei'it. kilk'd atAN'arsaw during ihe pa«i 18 ninnths. Keee;\ed. at a.m. St. IVler.shui'u. dune []■}. A bomb d is*--, iv e red .»( (Joniol in the rcsideiito of t!u> leader of the local mas saere ion is siniilav to that thrown ai P:lo L >iuk. An ex-policeman at Iblo-fok has be-eu ane;-ied Jor the murder of 1 )erkatohef, a. popidar jiohVeiiiau, whoi-o death was false ly a.-eriliod to the dews. Pieteima rit /.burg. dune 21. nini/uln's iudunas express his regret, that he did not divulge the overtures made by emissaries Ir •**in Natal Jo »o operate in a general rising. Siganandi declares that, he espoused Inuubaat a's cause heliowug' thatDini/.ulu was behind the rebellion, and that, he oiscovered hits mistake too late lo wit hdi aw. London, dune 21. A detachment o| cavalry, 50 policemen, and a special tribunal have started lor rautah to try the murderers of Oapluiu Hull. the Pall Mall tla/clte elates that Lord Ci-vnier ordered thr- exhumation of Captain Hull's body, and it' is reported that the poist mortem proved that death was due to siinstioke.