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! RESULT OF MOTOR COLLISION. GISBORNE, April 10. As a sequel to a mishap which occurred at Hextoii, a suburb of Gisborne, .on March '7th, a young woman named Frances Jean McCarthy died at the public hospital to-day. Deceased and another young woman were going home late at night leading their bicycles, when a motor car containing two young men and two you fig women crashed into them. Miss McCarthy bad her right leg fractured and sustained a severe cut in the head. Her companion escaped with a severe shaking. An inquest has been ordered, R AILW AY MEN’S TRI BUTE. DUNEDIN, April 10. ' At a meeting of the Hillside Branch of the A.S.R.S. the following resolution was carried: “That this meeting of the Hillside branch of the A.S.R.S. congratulates the 1\ and T. Officers’ Association on their overwhelming majority in favour of affiliating with the Alliance of Labour, and on the fact that, in spite of the misrepresentations of the Press, the Welfare League, and the other employers’ organisations, the members of the P. and T. Association are agreed on the unity of labour.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1922, Page 3
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190TELEGRAMS' Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1922, Page 3
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