PEOULIAR FATALITY.
STRUCK BY A ROPE.
If'fßT TELZGBAPH.—FBESS ASSOCIATION.]
|f TAtJiiAßUirtn, Sunday. jpTA young man named Wright, a TasIsjaeac, aged 22, was killed on Friday aftiraoon at McHugh'6 sawmill, Tarings- • teste, by a blow from a rope.
H" , KAS'S BODY EEOOVEBED, jft | DROWNED AT DUNEDIN HEADSSfes*"* i fST TEtKBAFH.FKESS ASSOCIATION.] 1,0, J Dpnedin, Sunday. H, lie body of George Shirley, a fisherman, ■fcho was drowned it the Heads through a SKitor-launch capsifiing on June 17, was plrecovered at Mihiwaka, a few miles from ff ifca scene of tie accident, this morning.
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New Zealand Herald, 29 June 1914, Page 7
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