ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
A YOUTH Sfi^^^^H By Telegraph.—Press Auckland, According to a wire Superintendent of Police stabje at Aratapu, youth of 16 years son was fatally shot in a punt on the Wairoa gun, which had been laid on a seat off and exploded, the charge ihfttt<tiUpi pne of Gibson's legs, He was taJMl'|a » a launch to the Te Kopuru distance of thirty miles, anfl>dl«d"Ui«||§ at 2 o'clock this morning. ■ j, ■ ■ ~ »™^* A' BUSHMAN K3MJED. j^ Gisborne, Last Night.;-] At Taliora on Saturday, J<An CtojH •ton, 48, single, was engaged m buA*l falling, when a falling tree dislodged^ hug. bouWer on * MW& S ) », bo, *i
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 July 1915, Page 5
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