CASUALTIES.
James Dolan, farmer, Kyle, wio was found in an unconscious state on the Chertsey-Kyle road on Wednesday, and admitted to theAshburton County Hospital, lias regained consciousness, and is progressing favourably. Andrew Henderson, a Methven farmer, about 50 years of age, suffering from the aftermath of influenza and pneumonia, went to New Brighton on Thursday to stay with his brother near Herring Bay. On Saturday morning ifo got up iat about a quarter to four. A little later Jus brother went to look, for him, and found his trousers on the river bank, and marks showing that ho had walked into the water. Dragging operations were oonducted ' all day tsaturday and again yesterday, but without result.
(FBJCSS ASSOCIATION TELZC«AI(O.) AUCKLAND, January 18. William T. Foster, aged seventy-five, who was knocked down by a motorcycle on January Ist, died in the hospital vesterday. HASTINGS, January 18. A motor-car occupied by Vivian Cox of the. National Insurance Company 5 an<T Fancourt, a Main Body returned soldier, formerly employed at Messrs Sargood, Son, and Ewen's, while proceeding from Napier to Crownthorpe overturned at Harper's Corner. Fancourt was pinned underneath the car and killed. Cox escaped uninjured
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16425, 20 January 1919, Page 8
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193CASUALTIES. Press, Volume LV, Issue 16425, 20 January 1919, Page 8
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