BURNING ACCIDENTS.
THREE LIVES LOST. (Per Uxited I'p.ess Association.) AUCKLAND, November 18. At 4 o'clock this morning a dub whaio of three rooms at Turangarere, which- was occupied liy a ni„n named Jago and his wife. Charles Council, Jolm Grogan. and Davis (a half-caste), was destroyed bv fire. Mrs Jago and Connell were' burned to death, only a small portion of their re. mains being discovered. was badlv burned, and is m a serious condition.
A young girl, the daughter of W. •Cotter, butcher, Te Kniti, was burnad to death yesterday. She lit .some and her clotlies taught fire. The accident we* not observed until her clothing was ncarlv all bumsd. A young- man named Albert Knecbono tore the Dtirning clothing off U» flitb., H?> sufta«i,.E»v<r« burns to h>« wit*.. iMm\ «M*)«iS6oa. wa« jg'&siulg, hutf 'fte cfijld. di«d w'q mqu l»t#»
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14685, 19 November 1909, Page 8
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