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Christchurch, Monday. A narrow escape s from drowning : occurred in Lyttelton Harbour yesterday. Two men who were .out in a fishing boat were capsized into , the water, and were soon in a very precarious condition. Fortunately for them they were observed from Fort Jervois, where the Lyttelton Navals were in camp, and Chief PeEly Officer Toomey put out in a" cutter. He picked up the two men. , One of them much exhausted, and would almost certainly have been drowned if the cutter had not gone 0ver. .,.: -.■ .-■';'...'.'-'•. \ " _- : '-.: . ; : ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14231, 30 November 1909, Page 5
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