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DEATH UNDER CHLOROFORM. (PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) InvekcakoHiE, Yesterday. Arnold Kingslaud, a boy about sixteen years of age, died under chloroform while having some teeth extracted. RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE. 0 Gisborne, Yesterday.’ Abbotsford, the residence of Mr David White, at Tiniroto, was destroyed by fire 1 yesterday afternoon. Nothing Was saved 1 from the flames. j VALUATION OF LAND. Pauiatua. This Day,, The County Council passed a resolution protesting against the manner in which valuations of land arc made, and alleging they are too frequent. It was asserted that prices were being forced to fictitious values by spcculatiors, and valuations were based on the results. Their operations were to the detriment of legitimate farmers. THE ELINGAMITE TREASURE. Auckland, This Day. The driver accompanying the expedition on the steamer Huia has obtained a further £IOO in gold from the wreck of the Elingamitc. Operations are now suspended for the winter.
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Waikato Independent, Volume VI, Issue 384, 11 June 1907, Page 5
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