A SOMNAMBULIST'S FALL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9157, 3 August 1908, Page 5

A SOMNAMBULIST'S FALL.

BT TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION. WELLINGTON., August 2. A man, named William Hannah, 73 years of age, employed as messenger at Parliament Buildings, was walking in his sleep at his lodgings during last night, and fell from an upstairs window. He was discovered by his fellow boarders. A doctor was summoned, and Hannah was taken to the hospital. It is understood that his injuries are not very serious.

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