ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
(Per United Pbess Association.)
'AUCKLAND, September .'3.'. -■William , M'Gregor, an apprentice employed by. W. E. Hutchison, when working at a circulu; , saw, was strmi jn the abdomen by a ffceo of wood that was thrown oft' by. tho saw, and died in tho hospital. , ■•,. WELLINGTON, Septomber 3, W. J. Hamilton, a prominent, figure ,in Association football circles, died Guddenly th'is,,morning. AYnlter Jennings, a labourer, who had been ill einoo Sunday, apparently suffering from influenza, died suddenly to-night. Deceased had not beer medically attended. Humphrey O'RorLo, clork in tho * Advances to Sottlcrs office, was found dead in'his bixiat tho Railway Hotel, Thorndon, ' to-day.'. Death was due to natural causes. ' Edward Marlin, a'contiactbr at Ohakune. on tho Main* Trunk line, died suddenly at i" tho Lower Hutt this morning. '-.-; : OAMAEU, September 3. George, Aiteheson, a. \oiy old settler, died this morning. Deceased had been a successful farmer at Awamoko since 1861. His death.is reported to have boon occasioned by an overdose of laudunum.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13999, 4 September 1907, Page 5
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164ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES. Otago Daily Times, Issue 13999, 4 September 1907, Page 5
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