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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 227, 4 March 1915, Page 3

JJERBEKTS, gTRATFORD JJERBERT'S, gTRATFORD ]y[OW DON'T MISS a good thing take this tip- Tussore Silk Frocks 14s lid at Herbert's arc value for 39s fld; Tussore Sport Coats, Os lid aro worth, double. lj/1 1 LADIES' FROCKS at Herbert's, Stratford, Quick sale, Lovely little creations, easily worth 2os; they're smartness, style, wondrous, value for'Ss'lld. -Everyone's been mad after Pique. Herbert's, Stratford, Quick Sale Pique Hats, 2s lid, Pique Skirts, 5s lid, pique frocks, 9s lid. rpHE sixpenny dress goods at Herbert's are the delight of every lady who comes the way of Herbert' 3 Quick Sale, Stratford. "LUMBERS of Herbert's customers marvel at Lovely serviettes 2s lid dozen, and the pillow slips, 4%d, but really they're a wondrous snip.

CYCLIST'S NARROW ESCAPE. Invercargill, March 3. A railway smash occurred at Wallacetov,')! crossing tiiis morning, when a goods train from Nightcaps struck a motorcyclist, who was thrown oft* his machine on to the cow-catcher. The cycle struck the pointsman, who was sitting on the lever, knocking him down. The engine left the rails, followed by seven coal and grain-laden waggons, which tore up the permanent way for a chain and a half. The engine was badly damaged, and several waggons were capsized and smashed. The driver, fireman, and cyclist escaped uninjured. The line was blocked until late this afternoon. OIL EXGINE S IN JUNES. ™'~ Greymouth, March 3. At the adjourned inquest on James Walker, wlio was found drowned in the Iloi-iisletley tunnel workings, the theory of Mr. Bishop, Inspector of Mines, was I'iii.t deceased was overcome by the fumes from the oil engine exhaust pipes, winch latter had an outlet on a separate incline of the drive. The pipes showed * leakage at nearly all the joints, and tiie air-current had been reversed. There were no special regulations dealing with oil engines underground, neither was it necessary to notify the. department that such were in use. The inspector, in reply to a question, said his opinion wns that the regulations concerning noxious fumes from steam engines should also be applied to oil engines. A doctor's testimony supported the theory that deceased died of carbon monoxide poisoning, having lower resistance than normal through an extensive adherence of the right lung to the chest-wall. The verdict was that death was due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

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