Addington player dies after football match collapse
In Greymouth a league football match between Addington and a Kohitoor Ranunga combined team ended with the death of Reginald Hill, 22. He collapsed after a high pass interception and died from syncope likely caused by a blow to the solar plexus. An inquest returned no blame.
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Press Association
Qreymouth
Addington
Kohitoor
Ranunga
Burke Street
Hill
Greymouth
Reginald Hill
J.F. Kilgour
H. Garrard
A. J. Beach
W. McTaggart
Owen Johnston
Greymouth Hospital
Garrard
Christchurch
Evening Express
Pharmacy vows no substitutes amid drug price rise
The speaker urges patients to bring prescriptions with assurance of care and security. Despite higher drug costs, the policy remains to dispense only the prescribed medications with strict adherence.
Kirwee Football Player Breaks Leg in Match
Alfred Smith suffered a leg fracture during a Kirwee football game Saturday. He was transported to Christchurch and admitted to hospital for treatment.
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Christchurch
Alfred Smith
Kirwee
Scoutmaster Drowns While Swimming At Pleasant Point
Christchurch reports a drowning at Pleasant Point South New Brighton where 20 year old Scoutmaster Charles Blyth of the St. Stephen's Church Shirley Troop disappeared while giving swimming instruction. Police, scouts, and civilians searched by boat and land. body not recovered by yesterday.
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Christchurch
Pleasant Point
South New Brighton
Charles Blyth
St. Stephen's Church
Shirley
Barbadoes Street
Robb
University Debate Yields Auckland Victory Amid Disorder
Wellington April 4 Auckland won the university debating contest with Canterbury second, Victoria College third, and Otago fourth. Proceedings became disorderly as a section of students protested causing the judges to leave the hall.
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Wellington
Auckland
Canterbury
Victoria College
Otago
Civil servant charged at Magistrate's Court in Wellington
Wellington reports that E. H. Wilmot, Surveyor-General, was charged with indecent exposure at the Magistrate's Court. He was remanded with bail set at 75 pounds in his own bond and a second surety of 75 pounds.
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Wellington
E. H. ‘Wilmot
Balloon ascent possibly highest ever in 1862
In September 1862 Glaisher and Coxwell rose from Wolverhampton's Molyneux Grounds. Reports suggest a final height near 37,000 feet, but the last observation at 29,000 feet left the ultimate height conjectural as Glaisher fainted and Coxwell, nearly paralyzed, fired the valve by mouth.
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Messrs Glaisher
Coxwell
Molyneux Grounds
Wolverhampton
Glaisher
Cough Remedy Marketed for Babies and Children
Fragmentary ad copy promotes a cough remedy claimed to be simple and safe for babies and children. It mentions a bottle and suggests effectiveness though details are unclear.
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