KILLED BY FALL OF ROCK. By Telegraph—Press Association. WESTPORT, March 3. A labourer named George Shorrock (22), single, was killed by a fall of rock near Hawk's Crag to-day. MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED. By Telegraph—Press Association DUNEDIN, March 3. Archibfdd Gillies Hawley (25), a telegraph linesman at Earnscleugh, was killed at Dumbarton on Monday night, when he fell off his motor cycle. FATAL SEIZURE IN WATER. By Telegraph—Press Association INVERCARGILL, March 3. Albert Hunt (17), a pupil of the Southland Boys’ High School had a seizure while bathing in the tepid baths this evening, and died before he could be removed from the water. Hunt was unable to swim, and was making his way along the edge of the baths when the fatal seizure occurred. He was immediately removed from the water and artificial resuscitation was applied, without success.
HEALTHY MEN NEED ALE .... GOOD ALE Throughout the land for man; years SPEIGHT'S THREE UTAH ALE has been renowned for Its ftoe flavour and extra goodness. Ask for SPEIGHT’S, therefore and quaff GOOD Ale. SPEIGHTS BOTTLED ALE Solely Bottled by I R- Powley & Co., Dunedin
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18817, 4 March 1931, Page 11
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