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At the inquest at Christchurch yesterw day on George Rome Hollway, * Canterbury College engineering student, "who collapsed and died while climbing Castle Hill. Craigieburn, the medical evidence showed that deceased was suffering from derangement of the heart and had inward goitre. The coroner returned a verdict accoringly. • • • *
In connection with the judgment of the Cupreme Court at Auckland in tho case arising out of the will of the late James Herbertson, one of the plaintiffs has intimated that he intends to carry out the desire of the testator and will hand the commission due to him < to the Mayoress for the War Memorial Library. e • • •
Henry Blackwell (20) took a blank cheque from the book of a fellow lodger, made it payable for <£27 12s, and oashed it in a Cnnstohnrch hotel. On the proceeds he bought clothes* and tripped to southern ’ town, and he was still on holiday when the police arrented him at Ashburton. He was sent to the Supreme Court for sentence.
• e • * News is expeoted at any time of the refloating of the schooner Teine Vincula (formorely the War Load), which went ashore about two months ago at Nukunono Island.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12548, 10 September 1926, Page 7
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