UN TOWN AND OUT
NEWS OF THE DAY Donation to League. The Southland County Council at its monthly meeting yesterday decided to donate £25 to the funds of the Southland League. ( Illness in City. The epidemic of measles, which has held sway in the city schools for some time, is now well on the wane. Colds are very prevalent just now, however, and a number of people are suffering attacks of this annoying malady. ♦ ♦ * ♦ Injuries Prove Fatal. William Henderson Brown, who received severe injuries when a log fell on him at the Glendhu sawmill on Wednesday, died in the Gore Hospital on Thursday evening. An inquest will be held at Gore this morning. » * * * Injured Motorist. Advice was received yesterday that Mr Douglas Weir, of Ryal Bush, who was injured when his car collided with a train at the Elies road crossing on Friday night, June 1, was removed to Park Hospital yesterday. His injuries proved more serious than at first anticipated and generally .his condition is critical.
Cheese Sales. Further cheese sales are announced, this time at an advance of a farthing on those made last week. Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., report having purchased the unshipped end-of-season make of the Otautau and Drummond factories at 5 5-16 d a pound. It is reported that only about six factories have not yet disposed of their end-of-season make.
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Southland Times, Issue 22345, 9 June 1934, Page 4
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228UN TOWN AND OUT Southland Times, Issue 22345, 9 June 1934, Page 4
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