DOMINION ITEMS.
A FIRE. By Telegraph—Per Press Association.! MARTON, Nov. 5. The six roomed house of Vv. 11. Co levs, a farmer of Upper. Tukaenui, nttar .Mailo'l, insured ;.f>r . .£7o.} i.i:. State office, was completely gutted at 9.3 : J last night. Coles was in bed an i warned by a smell of smoke, discovered the fire and ’phoned, to .neighbours. A quantity; of cldthing and lidding was saved also' a iit tie rural ture. EVE Mrs Coles and children were ■•ite-iid ing a confirmation service in Mar ton at tlie time. The furniture was insured for £3OO in the ,same office. MAN KILLED BY MACHINERY MASTERTON, November 5. Donald Laing, aged twenty son of Gordon La ng, of upper Plain, Masterton, was killed to-dny while working the wood-sawing ' plant at Re ware wa station 1 , Tinui. It appears that the deceased in attempting to stop the engine, got caught in theiipachinery. The deceased’s neck being broken, and his skull fractured.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1930, Page 3
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160DOMINION ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1930, Page 3
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