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On the Homeward Track. Wellington, June 21. The weather has now cleared up. No damage is reported from the recent continuous rain. It is understood that a large number of the northern members will leave by steamer to-morrow and those from the South on Monday. Enlarged NewspaperThe “Evening Post’’ is published in an enlarged form this evening. InquestWanganui, June 21. At the inquest today on Ann Openshaw, the woman who was found dead in her bed, a verdict was returned of death from natural causes. The jury censured deceased’s daughter, who knew of the death on Wednesday morning, and said nothing. The daughter was the worse for liquor on Tuesday and Wednesday, and could not account to the jury for her actions on those days. Committed for Trial-
Archibald Campbell was committed for trial to-day for the larceny of £8 from Utiku Fotaki.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3498, 21 June 1884, Page 3
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