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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue XXXVI, 30 September 1902, Page 4

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The teleprapbetl account of the Johnsonville shooting accident niixi d up some C'f (he oami'S. Not only was the name of Cunliffo confounded with that of Tuunicliff, causing some uneasiness in a wellknown local family, but both " run- icliff"aad "Cunlitfe" were sabstituled for Ihe Dame of the lad " Clifford," who was one of those sliphlly injured. I'be correct account of (he accident is the efore piinted from the Wellington "Post:" — " Tlife l>iatrict Coroner (Mr James Ashcroft) held an inquest at the Railway Hotel, JohnsoPvillc, toucbine tbe death of the boy Henry Fisher, who was hot on Tuesday evening The utory told by tbp youth Reginald Clifford, who had h Id of the pan when it wentoff, was that he had driven to Porirtui on Cnoliffe^ bakery cart, and he and young Oimliffe had taken the gnn (a double-barrelled fowling-piece) on the off chance of baring ' a pot shot 'al rabbits. During the journey Cunliffe had two shots, after which he reloaded the gnn and pl ced it on the top of the cart. Cunliffe said that by the time they had reached home he had forgotten that he had reloaded hgnn, and Clifford said he • didn't know it was loaded.' a group of email boys was gathered round the cart when Clifford wa., taking the gun off the cart. He did nut remember anything catching the triuger of the gun, and he could not posBibly explain the cause of the discharge of one of the barrels. But th« gun we t off, and Henry Pisbe -, who was standing only a few yards away, received the full ton/? of the >bot, which toro away the whole front of the throat. The lad died within a few minutes. T.vo small boys, who were playing a short distance away, w. re struck by rebounding shots, the boy Dagg being hit in the middle of his forehead, and Clifford's younger brother was hit in tiro places, but uoce of the hils was serious" That hard strength of a powerful chain. J Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures coughs and colds, even hard coughs and old colds. Mrs. A. White, of Fitzroy, Victoria, says : " I had a very hard cough night and day. I tried many remedies, but •without relief. I thought my lungs ■were nearly gone. I then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I began to improve at once, and only one and one-half bottles completely cured me." There are many substitutes and imitations. Beware of them 1 Be sure you get Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Two sizes. Large and '<mall bottles. Prepared by Dr. J.C.Ayer i. Co.. Lu..rl,Mißa.,U^A. LET THSKE bE LIGHT L T TdERS BE LIGIIT The Best Obtainable is provided by MANHATTAN PATENT SMOKELESS INJANDESCENT _ LAMP A beautiful Nickel Silver Lamp of Elegant dedgn and faithful workmnnsbio. aiJEB L) AD]>G FOI7"'8 4BCUT IT ABE It is the only Incandescent Lamp burning Kerosene Oil without Mantle. The light 1b turned out jas like gas ; it doesn't require bio wing down the chimney. Tbe wick requires but Blight afentjon, being easy to clem und easy to replace. But the Chief Point of all is— LIGHT. e Ifc will gire more li^ht and burn less oil, comparatively speaking, than uny other limp upon the mark«t. You can take all the Umps that ate sold, &nd pot them ia a room, and light them all tog< ther. When you biing in THE MANHATTAN they viil rnfFei an ejlispe- it is as if the sun wai burning among so man^ moons., THE SIZE OF TbE MANHATTAN IS FOURTEEN INCHES, AND THE PRICE IS 20/-. THE WILKWS AND FIELD HARDWARE COMPANY AGENTS FOR NELSON ' CARTING OP ALL UfcSCHIPriON undertaken at low sfc prices. j Also, FILi.INJ IN oontiacted for by the underaigned. j CHAS. HAGGITT £98 Shakespeare Walk. jjjul.son evening mai t "Printing. ■*- Plaiu and Fancy PRINTING. Printing, Execul PRINTING, ed on the shortest PRINTING, notice and Up-to-P HINTING, date Stylei K. LUCAS & SON, GENERAL PRINTERS. I i

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