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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4762, 2 July 1894, Page 3

UNKNOWN

■Mfubenßiition ™ caused in on SatuiJay afternoon Hjewt of the sudden death from HI of'Mr Magnus Peterson, the HJorganistof St, John's Church, Hterson had been giving some Hlcssons in St, John's SchoolIFanjl arrived homo, to dinner Itiy'lifter two o'clock, bv which ■Alio, rest of the family hud Hd their meal, He sat down to Hj' and he' aud Mi's' Peterson, Has also in the room, were talkHjienfdfter the lapso of a few Hs' she suddenly saw that he Hning forward, as if straining lithe, : Alarmed, she asked him Hirastbo matter, but ho could Hasp put in roply that ho was Hr.' 'With all promptitude slid ■forward: arid slapped him on Hk, being aided by the soiTflnfc to restore him to conHmss, but avail. Mr HnDajiPtf* neighbour, was H6',to thiir assistance, and beH|hem ,thoy managed to force Hfevsons mouth open, but al■Hlrs Peterson put her finger throat, she could feel notliMr, Grace, )vhohadmeanwhilo Mimmjjticfl by f elcpWio,arriyed afterwards,' but Mi- Pelcrspn beyond mortal aid, HEwipg heen'caused by steak HHp^iiitlbegullet, TheCorpncr Hlifpfe, coVmunicatcd but HJfiface .was prepared to piyo a w mmi .death, Hleß^ft9,conßi(l,ovcdnews6»i7.