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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1964, 22 January 1914, Page 7

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Sales .'at;;the■ Opera -.-:.-■ '?■ ' = "'. : .\:*- '"■"•■■ '•' '■ * ! 'PrJces~aC;", and'.''R'.'s!',r6s.';'Stalk; is. ; Gallery, Is. :::'i -..''.■■■ 'I:. ■>: - ■ ■ -.' '.; Early.;; Dour-.; Stalls - and p Gallery, ■ la. extra. .<?'■'■■: "'' i -' ""' ■ ■ '■''■'' ■'- ■ ' _" .'.MERRYMAKERS. ■ #WELLINGTON' PIPE AND ■TRAM- J: ami>Ly-;<>£s)'AT- BAND.;;.;■.;.::j : ;, .;,.;■■■■; Bvr ; E'w:T OW N >;S;v'r AIR K. ;j.i :.;•■• ■?;•:. '. '" r, A'v "•" '■"'■ \ :Uj«i TO-NIGHT, - 22nd JANUARY, ;■ % : A t 8 p.m. ;.£;:..■■"■"'. '~* PROGRAMME:" f ■■£ '■'■' :■' .. i.':-: Highland Fling and Irish Jig Compe- ■ .■■':. tifions, open to all under Hi (post '■»(:'entry).' A medal will be presented to 0; the winner of each event," S/'.Jii.f JRsu Wrestling, ..Parker Bros. ■:;■ i&'.C'oniedy turn. Clark and Anderson. ■ ... 1..-Torchlight Ciub Swinging, E. Parker. ■;'., ■■;':''''. Band items and other events. :. .'.Tramway Band Art Union will be .'drawn at close of programme..'; /'■Silver. Coin .collection inlaid- of Tramways. Band Contest Fund.;.:-.. ■;■■':■ ■;:■■■ ■ h..-liaedet,- ■'■/ ~ ; ji''"t ' /Jy :".-' ■ i - -'-: '■■ ■ ' ' Hon. Sec, 1 '; Qj W:ifM MI N G CAR N..1 VA L, ,-.;^' : - '- VvORSERBAY. '-'.' '■'-"'' TO-DAY. . :";&;;.■■' First Event 10.30 a.m. ''. Sealbim or Miramar Cars. ' '■ $i ■! ■ S. T. SILVER, ' ■■ ■• : : ; : ' .}/' ■ Hon. Sec. remE shadow of the cross! XHE SHADOW OF THE CROSS! Edwin Kilputriek • - : - ■■ Presents for THE LAST THRICE DAYS, t'l The Famous Painting, ' THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS! '.' Reception Studio—Harconrt's Rooms, . *-.. Panama Street. ■,','■; ; Continuous Receptions from 1 to 5. ;;jj? «:■ .WANGANUIJIVER. ■/TI'REAT.; 1 ' "SCENIC' TRIP" OF THE It. DOMINION! . . FROM TAUMARUNUI UAILY-Jloiidays ■. excepted. FROM WAXGANUI. TUESDAYS, , THURSDAYS, end SATURDAYS.' STAY AT PIPIRIKI HOUSE-The most , Beautiful .Tourist .Hoj,telry ill the ■■'.. Dominion! STAY AT THE UNIQUE HOUSEBOAT '-■ —120 miles from Wnujiannii Spleiif did Trout Fishing! .Motor Canoes ■"■;''. nwl Row Boats at disposal of Fishers' "'ltineraries, Maps, .Bookings, Tourist Bureaus, Cook and Sons. . .W\, "A. HA'TRICK AND CO., LTD. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES; - 1 . ; (By Teks'rauh.—Press Association.) ; .V'." ■■ — &—*, , \VO3IAN BURNT TO DEATH. , > OargavUla, Jamiary 21. . - Mercaini Terorc Taoho, aged 7(1 years, an old Maori woman, was accidentally burned to death at Kailm on. Jammry I'), when lier wharo was also demolished. ■She. was in the lir'.bit of leaving a_big. fire burning; when she. retired, and it is -sunuiseil that a lou; rolled from the hearth, setting-fire "to the bod, which was only three feet away. At the inquest tlm Coroner returned a'verdict .of accidental death. :JU ■.•'/'.. OAMAR"u~TRAGF,pY. " 7; i.C Oamaru, January 21. An old woman named Maggie Douglas was burned to d<<atli at an early hour this morning. Deceased, who was somewhat eccentric, find who suffered from rheumatism, lived alone in a eottaso in Torriflpe Street. A neighbour was awakened by tTic crackling of burnins timber, but on arriving at the scene found the fire had too strong a hold to give any hope of rescuing the inmate. \Vhen the iiro had been sufficiently subdued the charred remains of the woman were found lying against the back door. '£ LAKE WAKATIPU FATALITY. . DunCdln, January 21. ■ The body of Antoni Grata was found in Lake Wakatipu, at Queenstown;- this morning. Deceased, who was formerly a fisherman of Timaru, was sleeping in the steamer Antrim at the wharf, and it is ' assumed that when attempting to board her on the "th instant he fell into ; the-lake.- - ' - AT IVKVEL CROSSING;. i Wanganul, January 21.' .. : '; : Ah inquest was held to-night conecm.ii'ig the death of Thomas Leeson. who was killed by a train-at a level cross- ' ing. A verdict of accidental death was ■ ic-turned, no blame being attachable to anyone. ' GIRLS DROWNED, v vi|,i. ~'. Wangaiiul, January 21.: HOn Tuesday two Maori girls, Irnna Tiako and Raiigi Wha-ita Rewi, aged 'seven 'and eight yoarsjespectively, were 'drowned in- the ' Waiiganui River ttt Koronili; . They were bathing and were caught by a current. The bodies have '.lonieen'recovered. ' IIjiDRAY FALLS OX DRIVER. ; ' ■WV* : 7'.' ! '*,.."■; Whangarsl, January 21.>iFrcderick Hardy, aged 59, a fanner . .at:.-R!iatangata, was killed on Monday 'by a dray lie-was driving falling on him:while'turning.'a sharp 'rorner'.-. He '.leaves;a: widow -.and five children. J; '.'/.': |f| : ||f;::;;A.SEA MYSTORY.',' : "■■'' . 'os-'oZs?sity, AucUland, January'2l. ft- During the vovnge of the ■ steamer i'-Tomfcls'from Dragon Bay to Auckland 'an.Englishman-named Stewart, aged ■21,-who joined the vessel-as a fireman, disappeared: The weather was rough at ■the'- time,, and Stewart was probably washed overboard and drowned. ■ §l!r:';t mail' coach upsf/t. ' y ; ; M-My'.. ,-' Clsborne, January 21,.* I'- The Gisborno-Tolaga mail eoaeh capsized on Monday. ■ Three passengers ) sustained minor casualties. Thecoaob. | s jrollod j®z6tai ahiina dowa a taftk, . ;.>