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KILLED BY FA'LL OF ROCK. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association ) HAMILTON, November 12. As the result of a fall of rock in a valve shaft in the diversion tunnel at the Arapuni Hydro-Electric works at 7.30 last night, Harold Segar Hansen, agtd 22, a single man, was killed. ll.s parents reside at Lake Road, Frankton.
GIRL DROWNED. HAMILTON, November 12. A Maori girl, Hiri Peri, aged 14, in company with two other children, was washing clothing on a rock at Arapuni yesterday, when she slipped and was carried down the river in the rapids The body has not been, recovered. FINED £IOO. TIMARU, November 12. At the Police Court, Raymond Quinn was fined £IOO for using premises a.s a common gaming house.
CHIEF JUSTICE. HOME FROM HOSPITAL. WELLINGTON, Nsv. 12. Sir Michael Myers, Chief Justice, who has been in a. private hospital for several weeks, returned to his homo in Kelburn to-day.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 6
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153DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1931, Page 6
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