ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18349, 13 September 1921, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

(Pkb United Pbess Association.) AUCKLAND. September 12. A seaman, named' Prank Donnellay, while riding a horse at Aucldand on Saturday, collided with a tramoar, receiving injuries from which he died yesterday in the hospital. HAMILTON, September 12. Edward Goodoy. aged 28. who shot himself last week, died in the Waikato Hospital yesterday. ,NELSON; September 12. At an inquest concerning the death o( Leonard Finch, of Tasman, who was found with the top of hi 8 head blown off by a shotgun, a verdict of death from a gunshot wound was returned, there being no evidence to shoy how it happened* The indications were that it was self-inflicted while deceased was mentally deranged. NEES FURNITURE IS BEST BECAUSE: THE TIMBER.—The seasoned stock is our pride and your security. THE PLANT.— Absolutely the finest and most, up-to-dato. Our yards and factories occupy two acres, and the manufacturing facilities are exceptional. THE DESIGNS.—The largest range, and created with a view to strength and utility, as well as appearance. THE FINISH. —With such/a factory the finish has to be right—expert supervision sees to that. , THE PRlCES.—Nothing can compare to these. Our cost-reducing factory and low expenses have brought prices to bedrock. SO BUY DIRECT .FROM THE FACTORY And Save All High Front Shop Expenses. Where Expenses are Incurred the Buyer

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