Four killed on roads
PA Wellington 1 One person is dead and three others are critically injured after a head-on collision Ikm north of Waikanae at 3 a.m. yesterday. The dead man was Stephen Paul Stanley, aged 22, a trainee chef at the Chateau Tongariro. Ambulances took all four to Wellington Hospital where Mr Stanley, the driver of one of the cars, died. His passenger, Anthony Lavin, aged 18, also a trainee chef at the Chateau Tongariro, is reported in a critical condition with head injuries. " Also injured were Robert Charles Shaw, aged 21, of Tokoroa, and his wife, Christine Ann' aged 24. The police said a third car rounded a corner and ploughed into the wreckage but its driver was unhurt. Car over bank A Whakatane boy died when the car in which he was a passenger rolled over: a 6m bank in the Aioeka (Gorge, near Opotiki, on] (Thursday. He was
The news was bad after all for Winkle/the spider monkey at Orana Park, which was pictured in “The Press” yesterday with his broken arm in plaster. Five-year-old Winkie died yesterday of postoperative complications,
Lance Alexander Baty, aged five. Cars collide A Manurev/a man killed in a two-car collision at Takanini on Thursday afternoon was Terrence Charleston, aged 52, married, a dental technician, of .Gloucester Road. Mr Charleston was driving on Porchester Road about 4.30 p.m. when his car and another collided at the intersection with Airfield Road. Found in ditch A man was found dead in a ditch 'at the side of the Edgecumbe-Awakiri highway on Thursday morning. He was Alan Derek Stringfellow, aged 22, a laboratory assistant, of Edgecumbe, near Whakatane. The police believe Mr Stringfellow’s motor-cycle went out of control and crashed into . the ditch on (Wednesday ' evening: His [body was not found until '.Thursday morning by a Ministry of Works survey
much to the dismay of staff who had felt he was oh the mend. Nobody . knows quite why Winkie died so suddenly and so a post-mor-tem examination will be held in a few days to determine the exact cause of death. -
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