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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13245, 29 July 1916, Page 2 (Supplement)

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a apeoinl jiiry an mm j/j-[ as assignee of a the life of a man who died in was employed by : an insurance £IOOO, which he asThe plaintiff's died at Borbeck, defendants said they the proofs ot his did not admit plainK.C., for the plainwas a veritable giant, twenty stone, stand: measuring sl't round naturalised in Engproud of the fact. This the troupe that Carlton country performing at q conjurer, and it was lus people from the audience first of all would conic employ, who apparmesmerised. A second inbii accepted by a giant—who proceeded to chair. A rough and and when Carlton called a man oft high—the troupe. By "magic" the the giant from the stage, "loud laughter." The "hypnotism." Carlton had the misforone of his giants by sudden when he obtained Mausnnuin. it) the German army, he inwith the defendant company. became ill. lie was German Hospital in London but recovered .-ufle-iently to return to Germany. '1 here heart disease, and died of the da\ he had been ■I , referred to several IKKr« menprobability of delas in [•! owing to the \va.'. Darling: liy the time the it will be e;Wy t> prove his there will he no rr«ie tierconclusion of lonusets opening, Hall announced that the ac- ] been disposed of by the itisurmeeting the plaintiff in epirii, and agreeing 1 1 pay a Willi Ot" mono). Counsel . ; akl he company were justified eircumsluti- »f tin-. upon strict pi oof lianadeath in lite iuteiv-t ••! thm oilier