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— A REMARKABLE FATALITY. by 'S'sx.r.UKJtJ’H—vm kc®s* awooiatiost WAIMATE. This Day. William Turner, a married man, whose age was about 35 years, was picked up near Deep Creek, on the North Road, last -Wednesday evening, lying across a motor cycle in flamesHe died on Saturday morning from his injuries. He recovered consciousness sufficiently to say that he recollected seeing some shingle, which he tried to avoid. The next thing he remembered was that lie was in a hospital. Turner was a stockman to the Rational Mortgage Corporation here.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 September 1915, Page 3
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