"Evening Post" Photo. BREAKER BAY TRAGEDY.— At top, from left, Mr. George Williams, Mr. John Pettifer, and Robert McCardell (Parker) who lost their lives in a boating accidental Breaker Bay on Sunday afternoon. Mr. F. MchPherson, on right, was the only survivor. Below, the sixteen-foot rowing boat, which struck a submerged rock, causing the disaster.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 98, 28 April 1931, Page 7
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55i , "ETenluiFoßt" Photo.( BREAKER'BAY TRAGEDY.—-At top, from-left, Mr. George Williams, Mr. John Pettifer,. and RoberiM'Cardell (Parker) ;who-loa their lives'ina boating accidental Breaker-Bay on Sunday afternoon. ■ Mr.F.M'Bhenon, on right, was the only survivor. Below, the • sixteen-foot rowing' boat, which struck a submerged rock, causing the disaster. . – "''.._ Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 98, 28 April 1931, Page 7
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