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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10242, 3 September 1909, Page 4

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CLAIM FOR (Per Press A weatn^^B The Arbitration Court hear a further claim fur lodged against the i'liiou Company by the who lost their lives a* a wreck of the steamer ruary 12. His Honor Mr Justice A. M'Culiough won.' on Levi appeared for the l'i»i^^| Charles Cook, solichor w!io has not claimed compensation iii death of his sou, i.'oitii Cook, who was steward on Mr Trcadwell, wJio of the claimant, stated had done nothing to since -1000 owing to no menus himself, hut income amounting to His family now consisted of two girls. The girls but tiie boys helped to Three of them living 10s to 18s per week I'm; the sources of income it was hard to make iJoforo his son was claimant 10s per week, or, September 11)08, when ceased. Chiimant was in old-age pension {LiX per was 80 years of age. hind in'lDOU, hoping to gc'lH some property and become but ho received nothing. week from his deec,-i.;cd the dilferenco in his living.;^H Mr Levi (for the there was a large family, particulars before Ihe obvious conllict between made in the claim and written by the deceased t*>VH prior to the wreck) it say whether the claimant any real benefit from was clear, counsel deceased had sent no , nlo claimant alter ho left WmiJ^H Mis Honor said that it tltilH would be a question of tits were prior to Wanganui. ,^M The case was adjourned ascertain the exact dale left Wanganui. __-,^H