ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES
WOMAN IDENTIFIED
By Telegraph—Per Pies Association )
WELLINGTON, January 30. Found floating i u the water near Day’s Bay wharf, at three p.m. yesterday, the body of a woman, clad in a bathing dress, has been identified as that of Mrs Christina Hannah, of 60 Takaii Road. Mataitai, who was drowned while bathing on Sunday last.
ANOTHER DROWNING FATALITY. WELLINGTON, January 20.
Commending Henry Riggs, aged 13 years who went to the assistance of his mate, Frederick Nelson Moore, who was drowned while bathing in a pool at Moerua on Anniversary Day, the Coroner returned a venlic) of accidental death, at the inquest whu-h was held at Lower flvtt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1932, Page 5
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