LOST OVERBOARD.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10766, 15 May 1911, Page 3

LOST OVERBOARD.

(Per Press Association.) Christchurch, May 15. .Kan Yorquel, a young Frenchmen, so came to Lyttelton a year ago on :e French barque Marie, was lost over--ard from the schooner Eliza Firth, on imrsday morning. The schooner was i the passage from Kaipara to Lvttelm and when off Stephen Island the sw were called to shorten sail. Yor r iel was standing on "timber on deck i'aeE he slipped and fell through the ill into the sea. A life buoy was jroTO at once, but the sailor failed a reach it and, though a boat was got irav promptly, it was too late to effect mr.no. The captain,_ who went aloft. w Yorquel sink within a few feet_ of it lifebuoy, his oilskins doubtless imjiins him. Deceased was about 19 raold; a sturdy, jovial sailor much l H by his shipmates. .

|":ev bad been engaged only a week. ihiid kissed her fully forty times r. (veiling. When he stopped the -n -anie into her eyes, and she 6aid, "-.west, you have ceased to love mc." V I haven't," he replied, "but I rj; breathe." lb> ladies of Oamarn and district i-ii fce delighted to learn that Mrs issfev Burnet, principal of Hemsley hr.it' Ltd., Ladies' Hair Specialit. tas opened up a branch of the busi-:-a in Tyne street, next Hjorring's, iLVitor. The new business will carry 'il stocks of ornamental hsiirwork, 55. "tc. just imported from the best te houses. Mrs Hemsley Burnet til te in Oamaru personally for a V» days, and extends a general invita"a for a visit to her rooms. 1000

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