Farm Hand's Death.
TRAGEDY AT NETHERTON.
SHOTGUN NEAR THE BODY. The body of a farm hand, Edward Cammoek, aged 19 years, has been found lying in a shed on the property of his employer, Mr. J. Bourne, of Netherton, a double barrelled shotgun being nearby. One cartridge in the gun had been discharged. Mr. Bourne, who discovered the body, notified the Paeroa police and after Constable C. Dalbeth and the Coroner, Mr. F. E. Flatt, had visited the scene the body was removed to the Paeroa Morgue. Deceased had been dead for some hours when his body was found, and shotgun wounds were located in the head.
Although little is known of debased it :is belioved his parents lived near To Puk»
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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19604, 9 January 1936, Page 2
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