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Temuka Leader, Issue 1793, 22 September 1888, Page 4

A young man named Henry D. Pianto, a compositor was killed on the Roslyn (Dunedin) cable tram line on Wednesday evening. It appears the deceased was caught by a gust of wind, just as he was emerging from a catting, and before he could recover himself he was blown on to the lino and struck by the car he had been, walking alongside of. Both his parents are dead, and his uncle resides in Timaru.

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