CASUALTIES.
Miss Nellie GrubD, while playing . tennis yesterday on the Lyttelton Tennis, Courts, fell and broke a wrist*. (press association -telegram.) AUCKLAND, December 3. At an inquest on the- body of Arnold Gil more, who died at the hospital .as the result of injuries sustained in a lift accident, the jury found -" that death was the result of injuries suffered through th» neglect of Edgar Barker, who, ac~. cording to the evidence, -was alleged; to have given the word to Gilmore that all wee safe as deceased started the cage. The Coroner said that ihia amounted to a verdict of manslaughter against Barker.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13597, 4 December 1909, Page 9
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