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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 139, 29 May 1914, Page 2

A rnihl sensation was experienced by the passengers on the 11.15 T’aokekariki tram from Thorndon, Wellington, on Saturday night. Shortly before the train reached Ngaio the driver of the rear engine, in reaching up his foot to close the lurnaeo door, slipped and fell off the train. Fortunately the accident occurred between two tunnels, and the mnn received little or no ir.iurv. The fireman on the rear engine drew the attention cf the front engine-driver by means of the whistle, and the train stooped just outside Ngaio. The guard and one or two passengers walked back along the lino and met the missing driver, who hoarded his engine again any! took it along to Johnsonville, a delay of about three-quarters of an hour having occurred. AFTER TWENTY-ONE YEARS.

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