WOMAN WHO SAT ON RAILWAY LINE MEETS HER DEATH.
Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, December 20. The Coroner found that the death of Mrs Page, who was struck by a train in Lower Hutt on the evening of December 10 was accidental. There was nothing to suggest that she committed suicide, he said. The evidence was all the other way. Mrs Page, who was mentally not strong, was apparently wandering along the line taking a short cut to her proper road and had evidently sat down on the rails.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18642, 20 December 1928, Page 11
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