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Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1929, Page 1

S.S. GAEL J' EAVES FOR BRUCE BAY on Nov. 6th. HOKITIKA SHIPPING COY. There are very large quantities of whitebait showing up in the Hokitika river this week, likewise are all the magnificent Summer frocks and hats in McKays showroom, —Ailvt.

BOY’S SEVEN LIVES. Seven escapes from death at the age of five is the record of little Peter Lancaster, of Ashwood Street, Rishton, near Blackburn, who is now in the Blackburn Royal Infirmary recovering from a kick in the face by a horse. The night before he received the injury he was taken home to his mother soaking wet but smiling. For the second time he had tried to teach himself to swim in a deep canal. When a baby in petticoats Peter srambled on his bedroom ticoats Peter scrambled on his bedroom windowsill, fell to the ground, and dislocated his shoulder. More recently! he climbed to the roof of a mill and; while waving a cap at the crowds, watching below, missed his footing and fell. He caught bold of a ledge and was rescued. He bad been run over by a 'horse and by a bicycle.

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