ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.
A SETTLER'S DEATH.
[Peb Press Association.] Taumarumii. December 13. A well-known settler at Maungauitau, named Lindsay ' Hay, was ound dead yesterday "morning. Deails are meagre, but it is believed 'sat a young horse he was handling nocked him down, dislocation of the eck resulting. Medical assistance was quickly sum•.oned, but was of no avail. Hay >av-es a widow and a little daughter.
BANK CARETAKER'S SUICIDE. Gisborne, "December 13. An old man named George Humphreys, caretaker ,iii the Union Bank, .'as found dead.in an outhouse :at the ear; ,of, the Bank" this morning. Appearances point .to suicide •by sa -re-.-plven-shot, the,:result of' 'financial vorrv. "._■- :■:•■• i ]>-i..i ;-:Li
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 89, 15 December 1913, Page 7
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