SURFING TRAGEDY
CAUGHT IN UNDERTOW (Per Press 'Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, last nijit. Dermal Janies Clout was drowned at St Hindoo beach to-day, being Hurried tint, by the undertow while bathing. He was a single man and a retired farmer. • A gallant attempt at rescue was made by A. It. McAllister and .Miss May Smart, who swam out despite the dangerous current. and supported the barely conscious man until M. Free arrived with a lifeline. When hauled ashore (Tout was unconscious, and artificial respiration proved ineffective.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17181, 11 February 1930, Page 10
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