RAILWAY FATALITY.
YOTJNG WOMAN KILLED. - i BODY SHOCKINGLY MUTILATED.; \. . j (By Telegraph—Own Correnpondent.) I TE _UITI, ihis day. I Te Kuiti was shocked this morion ~ OB learning of the death of a yoiuig womu| named Celia Mackenzie, who had evfi dently been run over and killed by thl goods train leaving Fraakton anout lj o'clock last night. \ At eleven o'clock this morning one of the men employed at Wi-H—s lime worki was walking home to his residence whej he came across the remains of a wbniai who had been cut to pieces. He promptly reported his discovery, and the rer—aiijjj of the unfortunate woman were gathers! up and taken to the lailway station. The remains were recognised as those of Miss Celia Mackenzie, 18 years of age, well known as one of the family thifc have had Kelvin boardinghouse for some years in Te Kuiti.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 77, 1 April 1913, Page 4
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