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THE HUDSON TRAGEDY. CBY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION. OAMARU, July 13. The flood caused the Waitaki River to change its course and brought to light the rifle associated with the Hudson tragedy at Wharekuri. AN OLD MAN’S DEATH. DUNEDIN, July 13. Edward Winter, aged 64, a labourer employed by the Public Works Department at Tai-ras, died at Alexandra yes_ terday as a result of falling on the footpath. TRAMWAY HOLD-UP. CHRISTCHURCH, Juy IS. A serious dislocation of tramway traffic occurred last night through a telegraph cable falling across and snapping the trolley wires on the Papanui line. Repairs took nearly three hours to complete. DAIRY CONTROL BOA HD. './ WHANG AREI, July 14At a meeting in Whangarei of dairymen representing a wide radius, and addressed by Mr. W. Grounds, the following resolution was adopted without dissent: “That this representative meeting of dairymen gives its full support to the Dairy Produce Export Control Board and considers it should be given a fair trial.” BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND. NEW PLYMOUTH, June 14. The body of Walter Peters, a farmer who disappeared on July 2nd, was found in the harbour this morning, but there was nothing to indicate how it came to be there.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 14 July 1925, Page 5
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