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DEATH.
Taylor—On February 6*h, at his residence, Ki'kwood street, Thames, William, dearly beloved hu«band of Mary Hannah Taylor, late of Lincolnshire, England, aged 66 years.—Home and Auckland papers please copy-

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The Thames Star. Resurrexi. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1899. A LACK OF PUBLIC SPIRIT.
