FATAL ACCIDENTS.
<By Telegraph.—Press Association.). • ) ■ NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. ;' A young man named Harold:Ten- .,!_ nant,'a letter-carrier at the local post1' office, while cycling, came in collision,' with a spring trap, the. horse shying. - He received, a severe blow from the j shaft, and was thrown heavily on to/ the footpath. Internal; complications arose, and'the poor1 young fellow died, rii the eyenirig. ■'.' . »..
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 62, 14 March 1900, Page 5
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