ACCIDENT'S AND FATALITIES.
A J 7ESTRUCTIVE STORM. UniteJ press Association— By Electric Telegraph— Copyright, ■ -»'^ w Baceived Mivrob 7, 0 «.,m, - lAWUIS, Ma'qoh 6. In a great storm at Memel, on the shore of the Baltic, a number pf usning vessels were driven Ashore, and ten fishermen were downed. [Per Press Association j AUCKLAND, March 5. A Maori chief named Vt'haka Te Hoka, belonging to the Ngapuhi tribe, was accidentally drowned in a little creek near Keukohe, Bay of Islands. The body was discovered by his daughter when she went to the creek to wash.
While training for a footrace on t ; M Springfield racecourse on Saturday eveni ac a young man named Stewart Seay split / o^ c of his kneecaps. He was brought to C r ;«t. church and admitted to the hospital., •*'&
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6121, 7 March 1898, Page 3
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