ACCIDENTS FATALITIES.
[Press Association— Convincin'. j AUCKLAND, March 27. Alfred Parker, a married man, aged 18, committed suicide at his residence, Nelson street, about mid-day. Ho went under the verandah of the house, and was heard to cut his throat with a razor. Ho called out to his sister, “It’s all over,” and died almost instantly. GISBORNE, March 27. A native named Kahure, aged 18, was killed by a kick from a horse at Tologa Bay. MARION, March 27.—Mr David Scott, a prominent settler of Bower Rangitikei, died suddenly to-day on his farm. He was one of the first settlers in that part of the district, and took a keen interest in horse breeding, and owned many wellknown horses. Deceased judged the stock at the A. and P. Shows in different parts of the
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 March 1907, Page 4
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