The Pakiri Murder.
Auckland, This day. Dyer was found guilty, and sentenced to death. On being removed from the dock, he pointed at Monroe, constable and chief witness in the case, and said " that man's my murderer."
Nelsok, This day. Mr. Richmond addressed his constituents at Waimea last night. He spoke in favor of the abolition of the prorinces. Mr. Barnecoat mored a rote of confidence in Mr. Richmond, but that the electors desire to reserve their opinion on the provincial question till informed of the character and probabl* cost of the institutions to follow. The meeting was poorly attended. Mr. Curtis addressed his constituents last night. A resolution in faror of the abolition of provinces was carried by a small majority. Very few hands were held up on either side. The meeting was not large, and the proceedings tame.
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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1800, 9 October 1874, Page 2
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140The Pakiri Murder. Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1800, 9 October 1874, Page 2
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