ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
BOY'S SERIOUS FALL. By Telegraph—Press Association. Hokitika, July £5. A young lad, the son of Herman Osmers, manager of tho Mount Greenland claim, fell over a siding and was seriously injured. He was carried on n stretcher for nine miles.
' MAKING COAL BURN LONGER. S'aveo renders-coal slow burning, without, impairing its heating and cooking i|Uiiliti<;s. Mix with water and sprinido coal in scuttle. Every shovelful then burns fifty per cent, longer. Sixpence at leading stores, including Bennett's, D.1.C.. Wairarapa Farmers, George Winder, Duthie's, Wardell's, Stewart Hardware, Campbell's (three shops), mid Cooper Hardware. Money back if not satisfied. Savon Proprietary, Box 391), . Wellington.—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3146, 26 July 1917, Page 6
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