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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4811, 16 February 1925, Page 2

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On l Tuesday evening last the driver (Mr H. Morrison) of a large Paige car, owned by his brother, had a remarkable escape. He left Waini shortly after 8 p.m., en route to his home at Netherton, imid while descending the Waitete hill just beyond the abattoir the brakes of the car failed to act properly, and the vehicle shot, over the left bank close up to the bridge. Mr Morrison was thrown clear of the car’ and beyond a shaking escaped injury. When examined, the engine of the car was suspended over the edge of the creek bank, and to use the words of Sergeant Mac Lean, Who, on the accident being reported, visited the place, “the driver and the car had a miraculous escape from being pitched into the creek.” As it was the seats in the car were shot into the water, from which they were later recovered. Mr G. Smerle, the Kaihere flaxgrower, is at present in the Manawatu district obtaining a. flaxmill. He expects to have it in operation on his section at Ngarua by August next.