A SHOCKING FATALITY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8162, 27 February 1905, Page 3

A SHOCKING FATALITY.

YOUNG MAN TERRIBLY MANGLED

[PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

MARTON. February 27. A young man named Claude Hamilton Hyde met with a shocking death at the Manawatu Council's metal pit at Bulls on Saturday afternoon. In attempting to board a trucK whilst in motion he fell and was dragged under the wheels. Several trucks passed over the body, which was mangled beyond recognition. At the inquest the jury expressed the opinion that greater care should be observed in the despatch of trains from the 1 pit, and sumcient and responsible men placed in charge of same; also that a proper system of signals for starting should be enforced, nad proper precautions been taken the jury considered the accident would not have occurred. .

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