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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1715, 11 January 1905, Page 10

The eager spectators who crowded to® closely round the wood-chopping competitors at a holiday sports gathering in the Marlborough-’district the other day were considerably, startled when one of the men. - accidentally let the axe slip from-his hands. In its flight it actually grazed the throat of an onlooker, who had a narrow escape, for the keen blade inflicted a wound two and a half inches long—fortunately a shallow one.

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