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MAN FOUND DEAD IN THE WAITAKERE RANGES.

Yesterday the police authorities received intelligence that a man had been found lying dead in the scrub about two miles from Swanson, on Sunday, by a settler named Peter Hansen, who was looking for cattle. Mounted-Constable Kelly was despatched from Auckland yesterday to ascertain particulars. He went to the place and examined the body, which had no marks of violence upon it. A handkerchief was lying near the body, and on searching deceased's pockets he found a pair of spectacles and a case, and a penknife. The man appeared to have been dead for days, and the body was found lying 300 yards from the track leading to Swanson. The body was conveyed to Swanson. Mr. Michael Kavanagh, of the Falls Hotel, Henderson, identified the body as that of Thomas Forrest Bell, who called at the hotel on the 26th or 27th ult., and remained for the night. He left on the following morning about 9.30, taking a rug with him, saying he was going gumdigging, but he appeared very feeble, and complained of his side being bad, and said he had just come out of the Costley Home. On leaving the hotel he went in the direction of Swanson. Deceased was formerly a settler in the Henderson Valley, where his wife and family reside with her father. Bell was about 45 years of age, and suffered from defective eyesight. As above stated, Bell was formerly an inmate of the Costley Home. When the Committee met there on Wednesday week, he wanted them to send him out gum-digging. The Committee refused, and said that he had better stop where he was. He left the Home on the following morning of his own accord, and that was the last the authorities of the Home heard of him till his remains were found.

Dr. Lewis will make a post-mortem examination of the body, and Mr. Bollard, J.P., will hold an inquest to-day, at Swanson.

paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH18930704.2.22

An inquest took place yesterday at Swanson, before Mr. J. Bollard, J.P., and jury, on the body of Thomas Forrest Bell, who was found dead in the scrub two miles from Swanson. The following witnesses were examined :—Messrs. Peter Hansen (who found the body), Michael Kavanagh (who identified it), Russell (deceased's father-in-law), Moss (master of Costley Home), Dr. Bond, and Miss Cantwell. The postmortem examination of the body showed that death arose from acute inflammation, and congestion of the lungs. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, and with a rider attached to the effect that there was no blame attachable to anyone.

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FOUND DROWNED.

A WOMAN'S END.

About seven o'clock this morning, two men who were passing up the Queen-street Wharf saw what was apparently a dead body floating in the harbour, about eighty yards to the westward of the Queen-street Wharf, midway between the Northcote ferry jetty and the first western tee. They soon ascertained the remains to be those of a drowned woman, and on the police being informed, the body was taken to the Morgue to await identification and the usual inquest.

The unfortunate woman who came by her death in the harbour appeared to have been in the water for two or three days. The woman seemed to have been about 40 years of age. The body was poorly clad, and on the feet were a pair of Blucher boots with nails. No clue to the identity of the body had been obtained this morning, but it is supposed that the woman belonged to some of the gumfields up the river, and had fallen into the harbour during one of her visits to town.

paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18940604.2.15

An inquest was held this afternoon at Gleeson's Hotel, Customs-street, on the body of the woman found floating in the harbour yesterday. The remains had not been identified, and a verdict of "Found Drowned" was returned.

paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18940605.2.39

A poor woman, drunk no doubt when she fell in, was found drowned in Auckland harbour. But the Harbour Board won't take ordinary precautions for the safety of life on the wharf until the Chairman or the secretary are fished out some fine day by the water police. However, our common 'drunks' don't seem to count.

paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TO18940609.2.8

A MYSTERY SOLVED.

Auckland, June 11.

Yesterday afternoon a gumdigger, named George Armstrong, residing at Lucas's Creek, called at the Water Police station, and requested to be shown the boots, bodice, and other portions of the dress of the woman recently drowned in the harbour. He was taken to the morgue by Constable McDonnell, and he fully identified the articles, as belonging to a woman who had resided with him for seven years, named Mrs Margaret Donnelly, a widow, aged 35, a native of Ireland, and having no friends in the colony. On Saturday, 23rd May, they came to town to sell gum. They remained in town all day, and at 7 p.m., they went to the Northcote ferry tee to go back by the steamer to Northcote. Deceased said she had forgotten a parcel and would go back for it. He replied to come over by the next boat, but if it rained to stop till next day. That was the last he saw of her, and as she did not turn up he thought she had gone away. She had, he states, been drinking, but was not drunk when he last saw her.

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Plot 32: James Forrest Bell (40) 30/6/1893 – Gumdigger – Inflammation of lungs – Swanson (Pres.)

Margaret Donnelly (35) 23?/5/1984 – Widow – Drowned (Noncon.)

Anglican divisions M and N are what is known as ‘Potters Fields’, they were used to bury some of the people whose families were unable to afford funeral costs, were institutionalised or unidentified at the time of burial. These plots were common graves with many having several individuals interred in each. They were narrower and closer together and, because they were not paid for, permanent grave markers were not permitted to be erected.

It is now no longer known where either Anglican Division M or N starts let alone the rows or individual plots which have now been protected by ghost gums, native trees & flax.

However it is believed that Division M starts closest to Waitakere View Rd & that single rows were used for both areas.

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PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. -- The 229th Military Intelligence Battalion celebrated the U.S. Army's 240th birthday by hosting the Monterey Army Birthday Ball June 13 at Herman Hall, Naval Postgraduate School. The evening blended Army traditions with celebration and included a cake-cutting event, musical and theatrical performances, fine dining and dancing. The theme for this year's ball was "Heritage and Honor."

Retired Command Sergeant Major Jorge A. Saldana Sr. was the evening's guest speaker. Saldana spoke about his experiences as a Spanish Linguist for the Army and his time serving with Special Operation forces.

The U.S. Army was founded on June 14, 1775, and is a profession of standards and discipline, customs and traditions, military expertise and trust.

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