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(By Telegraph.—Press Aisociatlon.) AUCKLAND, This Day. The victims of the Anzac avenue accident were returning from a bowling tournament match between the retail and wholesale drapery firms of tho province, held on the Auckland Club's green. Mr. Dickinson was still unconscious this morning. Mr. Jackson is making good progress. Mr. Wilson, who was killed, was a well-known resident of Hamilton, and was 54 years of age. He was a son of the late Adam Wilson, of Wilson, Williams, arid M'Cullagh, a firm of drapers in Auckland in the early days. He 'was a prominent athlete, and attained some success as a runner. Later he wa3 con-, nectod with the firm of Adair and Co., Napier, and ho entered into business as a mercer at Hamilton twenty years ago. He frequently represented the Hamilton Bowling Club at provincial and Dominion tournaments. He leaves a widow and three children, tho eldest 19 and the youngest 15 years of age.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 73, 26 March 1926, Page 6
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