TRAP ACCIDENT ENDS FATALLY.
[BY TELEGEAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] NEW PLYMOUTH, 'I his Day. W. Anderson, a. butcher, died in the hospital this morning as the result of a trap accident at ln^'.ewood on Wednesday, whereby his leg was broken. Mrs. Robert Chapman, one of the earliest set-tiers, and mother-in-law of the Hon. J. I{. Sinclair, i* dead, aged 87, slates a Dtmediu Pre<s As-.-ociatioii telegram w-day. At a meeting of the executive committee of the Henry-Potts Mi>sion las»t evening, it was j-tatid that arrangements were being made for a public reception of Dr. Henry in the Kent -terrace Presbyterian Chun-h on Wednesday next. A general choir rehenrsil will take plate at the Town Hall on the following Friday. Messrs Robert Rlatk (Wellington), Arthur Hn^tiiigx Bridge (CltrisU-hurch), John Berry Cuthbeit (Xapiei), and | Henry (Godfrey (Poit Le\yJ have just 1 competed their land surveyois' examiuatioos.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1910, Page 8
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