SOUTHERN NEWS.
I (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) } DKOWZvED WHILE BATHING. ' NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday. [■ ' A young man. Robert Frimston, was ) j drowned at Awakino to-day. He was ' | bathing with his brother, and it ia ! i thought that he was seized with cramp, i i The other man endeavoured to save him, > I but was twice dragged under, and bad ['. to relinquish his task, reaching the shore ' ! himself in an exhausted state. Frimston i j was a single man, aged 25 years. . • SUDUEN "DEATHS. I j CHEISTCHURCH, this day. II - A married -woman named Emma Part i I ridge, aged 52-, wife, of a, farmer residing ' in Victoria-street, St.' Martin's, died sudidenly yesterday afternoon, after comI plaining of p?.ins in the head. Her death & attrihnted;to heart disease.. At the inquest on Charles L. A. Crosse, who died in a train on Tuesday while on the way to CKristchurch Hospital, a ver- " diet was returned that death was due to heart failure.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8, 9 January 1908, Page 2
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