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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 6 May 1914, Page 8

A Napier telegram, states that at the luq"e;st concerning the death of Mr A. F. Douglas, who died suddenly, a verdict was returned that death was due to bronchitis and congestion of the Mr' E. Thurston, a porter at the HoAVPira railway station, met with a •oainful experience on "Tuep^v aft^yiioon when a heavy door fell on his foot,' crushing it." First aid was adTruhhtered. AUT^i"* the amount fpas r"*t *<»rions. it will he n week before Mr Thurston will be able to reBUTie duty. Mocrnno rinses the oveam of «vwy W It enables Vim to bmW with Ins own' Was. in shining steel, oorrert wnr*inc; moflela «* rran^- tmVerV r fc-iri'Vi. 1o .iffPTit- .TVixw iiid L-0.. Hawera and Stratford.—Aon.