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(per press agency.) WELLINGTON. Sunday. Collett & Sons while erecting a house at the Hutt, the framework fell crushing the father and one son. Both had their legs broken. The father's leg was broken below the knee, and his back is so much injured that it is feared 110 will not rally. Both were much cut and bruised otherwise. Another son had hi 3 shoulder much bruised, while Miss Collett escaped by a miracle. The Loftus Troupe, during their season, took £1,200. The Masonic lodges are going to found some scholarships, to be open to competition by the sons and daughters of Masons, The lacing Club will discuss the ad' visability of giving one day's racing durin< the session, The N.Z, Shipping Company's plan' will be sold again owing to irregularity a last sale. NELSON. Sanday. Messenger ashore on the Sandspit fou mile 3 west of the lighthouse. She wa abandoned by the crew, who have gone t Nelson.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 270, 22 September 1879, Page 2
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