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FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT (Continued from Page D) Ella Frances Griffin, a maid at the Diocesan High School, said that the tram had not actually stopped when the accident occurred. She stepped out on to the road to -board the tram, but drew back when she realised that the motor was not going to stop. The locality of the accident was well-lighted and there would have been no difficulty in seeing anybody on the road, Charles Oscar Baker, a passenger on the tram, said that he believed the motor-car was going too fast, cor.sld* eirir.g the state of the weather and geneal circumstances. NO. NEWS OF FLIERS LONDON, Wednesday, Up to midnight there was no news of Miss Ruth Eider’s airplane, flying from New York to Paris, though it Is expected to land at Paris about noon ori Thursday.—A. and N.Z. DUNEDIN RACES McLean Stakes. I—CHILD'S PLAY 1 THESPIAN a scm Siive Arci
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 174, 13 October 1927, Page 1
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