HOMEWARD HOUND. WELLINGTON. Sept. L>. Sir F. D. Hell lias received a cable from Mr Massey, dated Sept. Ist. “Arrived safely after pleasant voyage. All party well. Leaving Ottawa to-mor-row.” GEN. HAirXOITD’S PLUCK. PARIS, duly I. General Hail loud, who Held an inipoi • tant eomniand at Gallipoli and aftei wards at Salonica. has died of the internal injuries he received a_ few days ago when the aeroplane in which he was flying to Strasbourg capsized in a forced landing. The general’s only visible injury aftethe accident was a bruise on the he'd He was in good spirits and continued the journey to Strasbourg, where he ■was to lecture, by train. He fainted during the lecture however. Tt was found that he had look -n three ribs and that the splinters if lione had touched the heart. He was brought hack to Pugs where his death occurred tins morning
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1921, Page 3
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