CROSSING FATALITY.
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A Levin Association message states that a shocking motor totality occurred just after midday at the railway crossing two miles .south of Levin, when the Mew Plymouth express collided with a baker’s van driven by Mr H. W. Eyes, a local master baker. Mrs Eyes, who was accompanying her husband, was killed, and Eyes was seriously injured, and was removed to Palmerston North Hospital. SANDERS CUP-RACE TO BETTY. A Press Association message from llalhnoon Pay states; in- the Sanders Cup, liwt race. Betty (Canterbury) - was first, Avalon (Auckland) 2.' Murihik’u (Southland) ■'!. Won by three minutes. AUSTRALIAN CPICKETERS. \ Wellington message states that at 3 I).in. the score was two for 197 '(Kipps).* u M'Girr b ,M‘Leod 26, Wood full not out 9., Richardson not out 10; extras a). THE SH'ARE MARKET. Sale on 'Change this afternoon:—Upper:' Nevis,. £1 Os 6d (three sales).
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Evening Star, Issue 19793, 17 February 1928, Page 10
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146CROSSING FATALITY. Evening Star, Issue 19793, 17 February 1928, Page 10
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