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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1331, 3 December 1883, Page 4

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; : Lqndqh,? Stipterifber 21. | Our daily papers are ptftlitig throfoli the dull timn inv'ch'avateV^tW fa^liiSfi: Th^-^ta]T^rotl|^| v g IgtOQve1 gtOQve a; roiTeßpopd^flt^ijJpjanajji^g^fi to niake[ " Tonquin difi6jajtlfy s^i ana the * Dailying question jJhj^Q^b we do withj our boys??Vii'l ,-wiah,r £ .couldiJaKpigli! yo\i with an|^Btraot p <jt^i|^gqi|i!.eß|^i-| dei>ce, Icff^A'olg^^^e^ej^^Yp' contained jnjjstj; as^onigJjjn^piHpo^tipns:. Mttny^J ogurse^me;^ States [km B^itj§h .ykorjtfe .Agi L evjpa. i , ; ■who solved the conundrum by g^yMosi * • S«nd. ; ; t^e jBW^ ( Bancbe « in f exk*, 8$ Uie^j^l\ f pm jplftAt^pf 1 Av.ork' . apr^.^gpoq Wgg^i e jVfi«.'' ¥!*?[ writers, (in %rf ei^a^n ; ft J^u|,^, ;?ould 1 'gee it " sticßfus .^j^ll.^..^/ I^^ l gapita] : f W» B^ffibTiPi«fe a s' S made, | by ; ■ftie" t mfapi ..p^train^er,,^o pi» 1 with no particular pr^gggt^ §^@#i theiv.s^ Jl^iiiff^djd os ?ii?* socia^,pre^i|^^Ae_t|i W gf«; ar^.^o,Wj Bome. 4 (ciMinok >i p^.gi $g >,prejipi^f exarnmatiorf nednssary to seoiy^jai <|ommissipn j #^^a&ib^ Heavy t ujeps e^ran^ £^agsociijjba4 with an office^^^i^^ftUMßflfc regiment. ( , jflcjp,^ sUtnjj of -a " Senrfe|aan private;' WQiyfl, b o|imtffsejfc -sajqe aj^atj^terja, Ip&gbg <Jem^sj^^oii liis-^urae^^uld b§ a wi^e]y. djffergnt,^ /Jijiat^ i^;^ mut|, ii^e^ a^-ial m^j IbJ^giyf ft *ft j £h§ Pi oiice u are jnuch gxe^oisfdL vjust i\dw oyf^a^y^teripjj^ss^ssip^ion;^ strqp^y^jesenigle^ooejpf^pjDisgQbejj^ bestrlmowri romanced .Jt ,^gms I^ajbj on the^n^tigf^fp^mber.^.ftb.oni 11 p.m.;>^ Kabpi^n named [ Gr§grge:^jgQith manly young maa j , ,whp£directed him to,? dp^-to a^ca»B iqfe spgejyha^vilt 1 : reDu^ d n Je^ ftppeared^.^tifeH^ftey^rSffailjiiigj ( whqse nani^afr af j^r^ards tob ! e.MundfeVca'me v qu|.a^jn. .jle.hg.^ lieeu driiiking fre^lyj^n.^. jsasjui g3[^ny« bad tempe^ V?%^. -uTjr)B^fie,%ar^of mine' b^a disappointed me, as ,t^pusand§ ; lia^ve .dpnjp „B efore," ,be canby, and tiienjd.JEecte^ ii bun J io^4rive i , 1 urn . ; to ;.a,^blifi-bouse^ & a fyw&7. street. The twpmep(Rlixu # dee ( AndvJthe 4 cabby ba4 a tibe^e,;ajfl^ the^ weji^j to several other taver.ris v , where ...itjigjg . nlso '• liqpored iyp. , Al^ou ( t a midnigh|} Munttee wa^Vnfep^jap'^yM i&hi nian began to \% , a^^lougjj^q^g^i Jiim wards .Blopros^ury.,,;^!!,^, JVlnmJge : , suddenly stopped, and^caJle^,^. ft girl Wey:pASßfd ( wal|j^ t^e^jamp^ ■way, whom 'be seeraecl tp knqw,, to jgej; in; The yoUng'lacly^ Bid; a9,fan^c%b^y. . wag then told to drive a^out Iqi 1 . lj,ftlf- - nn-houi\ while they ; !taljk§d.i^He ,d^d ■ so, and goon afijer l .a.ai.^th€ girl got out and disappeared. Crabby then drove MSuhdee home to OwrhatHt.oS'xie.d': out to be his lodgings in Guildford street. Thei yoiingfejirdw did -nfot gef out at once, and his ndse Seemed to be. bleeding. Cabby : called* to a) passeu-byl that his fare 4t tight," arid; a§ked< hini. to ring i. the bell of the'houßejandi help Mundee out. Tho passet-by,c«ho' was .a -Mr Bradman, entered c the vehicle- to., do so, but found to»his horror that. the unfortunate , man rw&s bleeding to deatli, having been'stabbed with a knife in the region of the Heart Mundee was taken at on.ce to the hospital ,\but has'Jiot been able as. yet to proffer explanations, and the police can discover nothing. They know, howeyfefr, 'that. Mundee i& the adnvof respectajtjle .people 4n'theyNorsh of England,) and was* upUn tpwn . qn^at visit. He had; lived at ; the,igdgintgß ; m; Guildford street 9yer. a fprtuighti,j_,«ad bore ; the i> qharacter.,,ofbeing-a Bpher»t quint, and gentlemanly. youtjh^ , -„'i^i: