FATAL ACCIDENTS
TE AWAMUTU,
A f DEEADPiri. accident haTppened last Thursday to a highly respectable settler named Western, by which he met with his death; he had lately arrived from Yorkshire, England. It appears that he was engaged carting rails from the bush to; his house, between Te Awamutu and Ohaupo, when the horse ran away and the deceased was thrown down, the wheels of the dray passing over him. The poor fellow died a few hours afterwards. He had only lately purchased an improved farm in conjunction with a Mr Waldron, from a settler named Fitzgerald. T*OBT 17.T?T!T"r A Fatal *».coxdent occurred fco onfs of the fihiidwu ~: M; i. ;A; oS.sock at Port 'ilberl on 3-.-i.: r ; g JD».y : Thvee of vl --a:; were he, i'hsdx iti L-ib Elotftfi Ivivoc,. not ">*■ froxa their ii^-jne, r.'heo o^.o- of ihfcci, a : . ■■■•..!!; 10 years o£ cge, arii'ortauacelj vecfa-'!O. o"ai; --f his dnpth. Mid bePor' .^isi-sfe,'; •;■ ! G::.-;!. arrin^ sauk &• j R.ts j rlro^-ned. Thei'bodj v*?..i reeorared ; frvv j boviiv: .An vf^^sstwas held le-xt-j tiay, i;jj.es vfrdiot i>f the jury being ; J
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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 617, 3 January 1872, Page 2
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