ACCIDENTS AND. FATALITIES.
WATiBRSTODR’S SUDDEN DEATH (By Telegraph—Press Association.) GISBORNE, June 15. 'diaries Paku Pitt, a watersider, collapsed yesterday while engaged in working deal in the vessel at Gisborne wharf. Alter 'filling a basket he fell with the remark, “I’m finished;” and expired immediately. DEATH FROM POISON. MASTERTON, June Alan Archibald Cameron, aged 50 was found dead yesterday at his; fesideuce. At the inquest this morning a verdict was returned that dcoewvd died from the effects of poison selfadmin i stored. The coroner added that 'it- appeared that .the -deceased -bad been dr.inkiu'g, •a nd had financial worries- and at tiimies became depressed. The deceased; bad been manager of the. Ga.stlepdi§it station for twenty wars and later owned 0!c-ncrieff station.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 16 June 1928, Page 8
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