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AUCKLAND NEWS.

Auckland, September 24.

In respect of Mrs J, S. Macfarlane's petition or commission in the estate of the late Captain Read of Poverty Bay, Judge Gillies has directed that notice should be given to the present trustees, and to the residuary legatee, of the application, which will be heard on 19th ] October. The Hinemoa has arrived with the Auckland members. A seaman named James Paul, belonging to the barque Sarah Ann, lying at Wanganui, died suddenly on the Glenelg when comiog to Auckland to the hospital. The Observer his made a full and un reserved apology to the Rev. Mr Dunn, for an article entitled " A Clerical Lothario," published bsfore tbe late Presbytery meeting.

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West Coast Times, Issue 3890, 26 September 1881, Page 2

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AUCKLAND NEWS. West Coast Times, Issue 3890, 26 September 1881, Page 2

AUCKLAND NEWS. West Coast Times, Issue 3890, 26 September 1881, Page 2

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