Police name victim
PA Hamilton The police have named the man drowned off Kawhia beach on Sunday when the boat he and two others were in sank. He was James Richardson Forshaw, aged 53, of Kihikihi. The Te Awamutu police said the three men were heading out to go fishing about noon. One of the survivors reported they felt a bump under the . boat which then sank. All three men were wearing lifejackets but on j the swim to shore, a half- I kilometre to one kilo- 1 metre away, Mr Forshaw disappeared. |
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Press, 2 September 1986, Page 2
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