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Hokitika Guardian, 28 October 1931, Page 6

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BIRTH AND DEATH. .DOCTOR'S DRAMATIC ROLES. NEW YORK. October 14. Nineteen years ago Dr George Crump officiated at the birth of an infant, which later was christened . Arthur Edward Camming. Last night Dr Crump arrived home, and was confronted bv three burgiars. He had been robbed before, and carried a revolver. Immediately he opened fire, and the robbers replied with a shot which broke the doctor’s arm. Two of the bandits fled, leaving the bo b- uf the thhd. Tlie doctor examined the lad’s face, X d found that it was Arthur Canning-, who had been killed outright,