DROWNING ACCIDENT.
(fc'ie l ? Prtss Association.)
Auckland, last night. _ lift fold Lennox, aged six years, son uf -Mr. Gordon J. Lennox, of Reninera, \vas drowned at Ornkei, With his brother and two oilier hoys-, the widest aged eleVeH; lie was fishing and fell into the cliahnel, which , has a strong euvr'eriC. Hie eldest boy, Reginald vt udsoh, plhckily jutnpd in and almost readied wheh he himself began to sihk, having to be drawn to safety, tlb rah for assistance, and a boat brought Lennox ashore, but it was too late.
Judson, who is a son of lieutenant Judson, V.C., learnt to swim only a fortnight ago and he could not swim more than ten yards.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16042, 1 February 1923, Page 7
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