RAILWAY COLLISION
GOODS TRAIN BUNS INTO TRUCKS,
[Peu United Peess Association]
HAMILTON, April 38. A goods train crashed into a number of standard trucks at Horotin station late last, night. Fifteen waggons laden with goods and a splintered engine are buried beneath the debris. The driver (Bates) and the fireman (Hardcastle) both escaped injury.
AUCKLAND, April 18. In consequence of the railway mishap at Horotin. near Hamilton, the" through expresses were unable to pass over the damaged line, and the passengers were transferred to the Wellington exjpress, arriving here four hours late.
T , . ~ ; years ago, when ho was asked to defer -i-ncro is a speea limit of 25 miles per judgment. As ho heard no more of it. he now for motor ears at the front in France, thought the ease had been settled. Now in the lolar regions conversation can be he dismissed Edwnrds'n and Trout's up liearrl with ease at a distance of more than pe&l azaimt tho Magistrate's dcci.den.— a mile - _ jJy?Ub*ter. t«l«gmar "
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Evening Star, Issue 16092, 18 April 1916, Page 4
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168RAILWAY COLLISION Evening Star, Issue 16092, 18 April 1916, Page 4
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