SUDDEN DEATHS.
Two sudden deaths occurre lin the suburb* yesterday. A woman named Isabella Mary Woodward, who resiilrl in Burnley Terrace. Mt. KoskiH, and for some time pajit had heen iiilTenn? from h<-art troiihl.-. complained yesterday nuirnirii' of feeling uaweli lir. Peter McN'ah wa« summoned Rv the tim<- he ha 1 arrived, however, lira. Woodward had expired An old resident of Wajln.ce Street. Pomonbr. Mrs. Susan Hammond. ««s aiso found d.-n.'. at hrr home yciterdav afternoon The deceased lived with a houpvkeeper. anil was apparently in her usual stat- of health when the lntti-r retired from the sitting-room to pre pare the tea. When she returned a few minutes later the housekeeper found Mri Hammond lyinj dead on the floor. It e> thought that decease! had risen from her cliair in order to dose the hide door when she suddenly collapsed.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 226, 22 September 1915, Page 7
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