The Wainuiomata police yesterday made a breakthrough in their search for dental records to identify positively a pilot killed.
Wainuiomata: Deaths
A collection of articles covering notable passings, tragic accidents, and significant fatal events that have occured in Wainuiomata.
The body of a man killed in a light plane crash near Wellington last month has still not been formally identified.
A light twin-engine aircraft carrying two or three persons crashed on Orongorongo Station, south of Wainuiomata last night.
Parts of a wartime Kittyhawk fighter which crashed in the Orongorongo Ranges near Wainuiomata 27 years ago were salvaged...
That Sergeant Pilot Thomas Victor Marchant died from injuries suffered in a crash at Wainui-o-mata on May 1.
Sergeant Thomas Victor Marchant, P-.N.Z.A.F. lost his life on Saturday afternoon. when the aircraft in which he was the sole occupant...
History of Kittyhawk 3031, a plane that crashed in the hills in Wainuiomata in 1943. Includes photos of the...
At the inquest concerning the death of Dr. Pigeon, who was drowned on Thursday while fishing at Wainuiomata.
Mr. Joseph Saunders, a contractor, well known all over the colony in connection with several large public works, shot...
A sad case of accidental shooting happened in the Wainuiomata district yesterday morning. Herbert Palmer, aged 27, was out...
An Act Of Heroism Rewarded. As Mr Cecil Adams was standing looking over a rushing stream at Wainui-o-Mata...
Hugh Sinclair, an old and much-respected settler of the Valley died from congestion of the brain having been subject...
The following document is a coroner's inquest report on the death of Hugh Sinclair, who passed away between 10...
A fatal accident occurred at Haslam's Wainuiomata Saw Mills on Tuesday afternoon. It seems that Haslam and a man named John...
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