CASUALTIES.
Mr J. Byroh, eldest son of Mr A. W. Byrch, Motumau, met with - rather a painful accident on Saturday. Whilst climbing, a ladder,, ho fell, breaking his ankle in two places. _An inquest toTichiing the death, of Homas Josling, an old-age penakoer over 80 yeare of ago. who died suddenly at Mr F. Jones's house A Bromley was held at the axoTtma yesterday .afternoon by Mr H Bishop district coroner. A verdict of death from heart failure was re^Sed
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13108, 6 May 1908, Page 11
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