. Our Hamilton correspondent writes: Mr. T. Coombes, tailor, of Auckland, Hj*i with a painful accident at Mangeepahi., was paving a business visit to the K)"§ Country. He was riding on one of ■tW trucks on the tram line, which was leaded with bullock yokes. Home of these: fell on to the line, causing the trucks to jolt, ami . Mr. Coombes was thrown off. ie r truck. passed over him, and he sustained ii disloca- , tion of his hip. The unfortunate man was ' brought to the Hamilton Hospital late on Saturday night, and he is doing as well a. can be expected. , '" The taxumotcr-i-ub system has ~ largely diffused in (Germany: and even I . a vcrv conservative citv, has taken it »- Some time nerhaps London may take iip *"* taxamoler, "but it ib doubtful. The *- u S lli " ' .. are oven more conservative than ihel'tcuci. ■>, —Argonaut, San Fraucisco» ' , ■ '■ ..' '■ .'■' ""■■'...' -■' 31111 :■■■■■■■ r ■:■ ■ ■ ■ -'^h::^^^f^^o^i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12861, 9 May 1905, Page 6
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