In connection with the. tram ace dent near the Captain' Cook Brewery, Khyber Pas*, on the 2nd of the present month, it now transpires that the driver of the waggon, Maurice Moore, who was seriously injured by the. collision, is very anxious to ascertain the nam© and whereabouts of the lady who was a, passenger in the tram, and who saw and commented on the accident. As the injured man will be unable? to leave the hospital for some time yet, he would be obliged if the lady referred to would kindly leave her name and address at the office of this paper. : ; Sale now on. , An immense stock of dress goods, all reduced* 70 pieces coloured dress goods reduced to 'Is 6|d per yard—J»' A. Bradstreet, Karangahape Road. ; 1 ■■:-• Bedsteads, 25s 6d; kapok beds;' 15s bdy steel trunks, 8s 6d; leather couehes, 27s 6d, a few left— T. Pethybridge Newton. ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13236, 23 July 1906, Page 5
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