The first wool sale of the season at ( Invercargill was held on Tuesday, ( when prices were on a par .with those ( ruling at the recent sales. The sale was not very brisk, and the majority < of lots sold went to Bradford buyers. < Carl Beck, a well known sawmill, ( manager, met with a fatal accident on ] Tuesday afternoon. He was riding a < horse along the road about three miles ; fro’fff Taumarunui. A Hindu serubcut- ] ter in the vicinity heard the horse gal- , loping hard and on going to investigate found Beck lying unconscious, face downwards on the road. A doctor was called, but pronounced life ex, tinct.
We have no patience with slavery in j any form, hence our enthusiasm for j “No-Rubbing Laundry Help,” the I rescuer of beautiful womanhood from j washboard slavery. 20 j
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Northern Advocate, 5 February 1926, Page 4
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