Struck too hard by a player, a billiard ball started much trouble in a town near Vienna, Austria. It flew through a pane of glass of a neighbouring house, and smashed a valuable vase. A cat, frightened by the noise, jumped on the table and upset a tea urn. Blazing oil from the urn started a fire in the room. The two billiard players rushed in to stop the blaze, and the aged woman who owned the house saw the flames and strange men, hiul a stroke and dropped dead.
Dining Room Wallpapers, Bundles and bundles of 5-roll lots, from 4/- to 10/- bundle.—Smith and Smith, Ltd., late Badger’s.—Advt.
Blood enriched and nerves fed by I-larvey’s Mineral Tonic. Every dose increases vitality. 3/6. All Chemists. —Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 November 1934, Page 2
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