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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 240, 6 November 1903, Page 4

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FIRES PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. Carterton, November 5. The insurance on Booth's mill is £620. ACGIDENTS AND FATALITIES <?KR PRESS ASSOCIATION. Greymouth, November 5. A young woman nam"d Catherine Stephenson, aged 17, died this morning while under chloroform for the extraction of teeth. A medical man administered the chloroform and took every precaution. Wellington, November 5. At the inquest concerning the death of Ernest Aplio, the fireman run over by a locomotive yesterday at the Manawatu Company's yards, it was mentioned that it was the first fatality to an employee of the Company since the line was opened 18 years ago. Avardiet of accidental death was returned.

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