ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.
;•.";;.,:, i„. .., , v ,',-Mi mi-.. !; A CURIOUS ACCIDENT. m | [Per Pkess .. . . Gisborne, November 22. A painful accident happened to \ iVilM&tt ' dacbn Factory, about six miles' from Jisborne, yesterday. The staff were mgaged in recharging the refrigerator jlystak With' the gVeiirNr tfafused ! Wife r ifbbc'i'' tubm ; tQ..'htirstt'-la>nd-"i;gigantic snake. The iron clip'at 1 We" tod-of the tube struck. Dunne in the %&, 'lacerating the eyeViail. ' The Bjj)c--ito'r is' hopeful' that the 'man's eyesight "i i ~, . It ai ,;,!- ;.lir./ (J »ll ..'J-.'SR ( >.'■' nay lie saved. ~, I,
DEATHS NEAR NAPIER.
Napie*-,; Noisier 23
A man named James Foster, a trainn; employed by Mr Twist, -of Greenueadows, went for a inotpr-car drive vitli two ladies on Saturday evening. When returning from Hastings lie suddenly collapsed, and died. Foster was apparently in good health before leaving. A woman, between 40 and 50 years of age, was found in the Tutaekuri River about one o'clock this morning. She was quite dead. A strap was fastened around her ankles, to which i string was attached iwth a loop around her neck. The circumstances point to suicide.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 71, 24 November 1913, Page 2
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