CONVICTS AWFUL FATE,
STJFFOOATED IN , VITIATED CELL. By Telegraph—Picas Association—Copyright Nev; York, September 8. At Richmond, Virginia, eight convicts who had been immured for punishment in a dark coll, were discovered dead, t-ho cause being foul air. The guards admitted that they had ovor-looked the prisoners' condition. The guards have been arrested, and will be charged with criminal negligence.
"Dennis" Commercial Motor Vehicles — Messrs. Inglis Bros., tho well-known Motor Importers, of Wellington, haTo recently boon' appointed Agents for Dennis Bros., Ltd., tho oldest motor manufacturers in England. Over 3000 of these commercial vehicles already in use. Donnis Bros, are Contractors to tho War Office, India Office, Crown Agent for the Colonies. The manufacturers of the "Dennis" aro tho pioneers of tho worm drivo rear ailo (Patont 3224). Char-a-bancs for 18 to 32 passengers. Delivery vans and lorries for loads of from 1 to f> tons. Wo.aro also agents for "Stuart" Commercial Vehicles. Write for full and price list. Catalogues post frco to any address. Fullest information supplied on request. Inglu Bros., 24-2 A Hwris Stroot, .WeiUnstoo,
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1851, 10 September 1913, Page 7
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176CONVICTS AWFUL FATE, Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1851, 10 September 1913, Page 7
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