CASUALTIES.
BODY IDENTIFIED. By Telegraph—P.ress Association. • AUCKLAND, December 17. The body found in the Harbour early in November, previously identified as John Gallagher, who proved to be alive, has now been ascertained to be that of James Hugh Murray (50), sinede, a returned soldier, who had worked at \Vliangarei and on scows in port. CHILD CRUSHED BY CART. By Telegraph—Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, Dec. 17. The cightccn-months-okl son of F. E. Dodge had a leg crushed and severed by a water-cart. The child’s condition is serious. DROWNED AT REGATTA. By Telegraph—Press Association. WESTPORT, December 17. G. Finlay, married, chemist, was drowned in the Bullcr river this afternoon from a four-oared skiff, which swamped after a race at the Kawatiri Rowing Club’s regatta.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 18 December 1925, Page 12
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