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ay TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. A SUDDEN DEATH. AUCKLAND. Jan. 24. Enid Mario Kcrmode, aged i), an inmate of Pnpatoetoo Orphans’ Home, while camping with the remainder of the inmates at Motutapu Island, was seized by illness to-day, and died shortly after. DROP IN PRICES. DUNEDIN, January 21. Resumption of tile wool sales this morning revealed a difficult market, inclined to he erratic. Whilst thirty-six Pence farthing was obtained for a special lot of Corricdale, the market was generally weaker. Merinos were down as compared with the first sale by two pence to four pence and half bred was down a penny to two pence. Cross bred was down a half penny to a penny, super pieces down two pence to three pence and scouring prices down about a penny.
A FATALITY. TAL'RANGA, January 21. A. li. Cuff, an employee of Armstrong Whitworth Coy., on the railway contract, was seriously injured at Dongatote through a lull of earth forcing his head against- the under carriage of a steam navvy, lie was removed to Wnihi Hospital, but died this morning.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 4
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180DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 4
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