PAINTER'S DEATH
COLLAPSE IN A GARAGE O'er Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, this' day. Claude Vincent, 40. a painter, Jiving al liiamle Vue hoarding house, New Plymouth, died on the floor of a garage next door last night. Vincent hud been in good spirits when he came home from work, and at about 6 o'clock bad eaten a good tea. Towards 7 o'clock he walked into the kitchen and made an announcement to his fellow hoarders. After throwing down a bottle he went upstairs to his bedroom, wrote a note and then came down 1 and went into the garage nearby and asked an employee to ring up a friend.
Vincent staggered, walked into the ollice, and then reeled to the floor in convulsions. A doctor was sent for, but when he arrived with the police Vincent was dead.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17237, 17 April 1930, Page 8
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