VISITING PARTY CAPSIZED.
NARROW ESCAPE FfeOM DROWNING (By Telegraph.—Pr*B_ Association.) GRE'S-MOOTH, this day. Yesterday a party co___i_ting of Mr. and Mrs. J. Park and inftai and Mrs. Poschich were coming from Barrytown to attend the Prince's welcome, when their trap capsized at Ten-mile Creek, in a dangerous position. The party had a narrow escape from drowning. All the gear in the trap, was washed to sea, and the party also lost a large sum of money. Frequent representations have been made to the Government at, to the necessity for bridging the creek, which has been the scene of many serious accidents.
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 115, 14 May 1920, Page 5
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