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Otaki Mail, 9 July 1923, Page 4

I police and hospital authorities wet, very complete un-.i there was plenty o stretchers, bedding. blanket?, restora f tives and hot water bottles. Those not seriously injured went ihotels. 1 The dead and injured were mew!.' • confined to secoml-ei.tss passengeis. The llrs; two second-class carriage ! were telescoped and the dead and it: 1 iiiit’d had to he reached by sawin: I through tlic iop and sides ol the cana I ages. Some of the dead were almos univeoguisabli? and some died on 'ln way in to Taumaruimi. Those identified so tar, not officially (are: —MeCoinb. tailor, of Rotorua : G Morgan, of Palmerston North: C Main, of MoiTinsvi.Ho; C. If. Poynter | of Horaliora : 11. T. Ward, of Heim I Bay, Auckland. A woman was killer j hut she has not been identified. I Those seriously injured are: MattNi/.irh. uf Auckland : Hopkins, ol Tan inaruinu ; l.eitrh. of Tatnnarunui ; l.e Brownley, ol Australia,-, a boy tiatnpi A vp, of Whangarei : Wheeler am nignan Walker, of itamnerirke : Mem Henderson, of To Kuiti : l.oalo’. o Ilunily: T o*ll in s. the boxer, of Atnk land. Some of the postal offichafs. itanieb. Biinsiand and SVtlit-h. were shake) badly. TEH YEARS 5 PROGRESSMR MASSI'A'S RBGIMB. I lu his Financial statement. Mr Mar soy tells of the past in years' progre.v of fbe Dominion, with increases a: follows : Population, hi.At per caul. Total trade. St! per cent. Total exports. t« per rent. Frozen meat fvolume . 57 per cenl Frozen meat 'value , 115 per ceul. Wool 'volume'!. 71 per cent. Wool 'value''. 07 per cent. Rutter 'volume'. I'.iO p*T < elit. Butler 'value',. per ceul. GheesC' ■'volume , ml percent. ('.lieeso lAa.lue', 170 per cent. New telegraph and telephone lines '• :ni tier cent. Telephone siifisci iiieis. I .Of, per .pi i Roads and bridges expenditure, o per i•*• nf• .■-'wanip-land area - reetaimed. 17* I ll ' '""o _ TrTAQIC RED 5V: S E 5 I>l FK.F.Rs I KBIT i' I DBA I'll I I *NI nIN -In; •lb* Duns i:\j.uv-s say . that RATS itX MILLIONS. ALN leu GBDBNi) IN l.Olli) JIOWF ISLAND the I';. s' salt gup ■ S'lDNL’i. .Inti*.- 7. 1 ’ "dm- '■ *- ar- ioa t.hc Is-aiuuu idand ■■; Lord Ho'Ve, on,.- ol lie brighto.-,! g* pi.w i ill in a lew has been in i plague ,ji ia;.,. j- ; -uppo-wd ip.j the .:•■•■! •!’■.. were originally in'r* dm.ed on me island t i ; ,, u r.wj o' an island -tea.’ne: ami ever sine they have made ino nr.'u di-astmu inroads into die natural p-oins • the pro-pen.iis iuip* .mu,unity, a: kiug with .•••pe. ia, p*ro- ttv ~(.,* ■ i uivene-s the p«!:ns and their tor which the i-land is world famous and which iurni. id- most tu u• i-ce I 'Old. dciv/uis:„ nave cwp-fl die iOnre R'"in splii-'i and nave made tec,an I'c.li'iad "ns lie s'lj.-pre.-ion o' •top ■ .r, ipbin ‘h? i n :_m’. i has a "tawpnes)• ,*> 1 B:i died life which hied ■ T ;.e .'7*;ar:r- of ’he t-i.'wh cost i: ---, p, . : ,... ( .-! r, ’•p-'l: fim tint' W.S.P.C I WELLINGTON SOCIETY PCS. PBEj YENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. J Residents of this district are asked : to report to the Inspector, Box 105, i ~ el ßrgton. any cages of cruelty that I come under their notice. All" com j muuications must be signed and will be j treated confidentially. i Gu^m Uiirs v As. if* MADB > + JBL *r A s Y r\ t* " *