CROSSING VICTIM
DEATH AFTER SEVERE INJURIES. EDITOR OF AUCKLAND PAPER. By Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, Feb. 22. Mr. Ernest Cleave, aged 47, who was in-: jured in a level crossing smash at Pukekohe last Friday, died in Hospital to-day. For 18 years he had been editor of the, Sporting and Dramatic Review. He leaves a wife and child. SMASH NEAR RANGIORA. PASSENGERS IN TRUCK INJURED. .■)‘ ■ • * By- Telegraph—Press Association. 1 Christchurch, Feb. 22. Two men were injured in a crossing smash at Stewart’s Gully when a truck collided with a passenger train from Raftgiora. ■ ■- George Moonlight, married, of Hills Road, Mairehau, received head and arm injuries and concussion. Alex Gibbs, married, of Preston’s Road, Mairehau, received head and shoulder injuries.' Moonlight was admitted--to hospital, His condition is satisfactory. Gibbs was giveh attention and sent home.
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 February 1935, Page 16 (Supplement)
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