CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17126, 22 April 1921, Page 9

CASUALTIES.

Charles Hill, 163 Ferry road, fell off a tram-car at the Cl*k Tower Testerday afternoon, and received injuries to liis-loft leg, netossitating his removal to tho .Hospital. Jliss D. Gill, of Kirweei while returning from tho Sheffield Show yest*>rdny itwi giR, reeyjvfld a. fracture of .the right arm through the gig eapsiising. • In connexion with the motor accident on Lincoln road on Monday night, Mr Everett, tho driver of'the motor-car, states that he pulled ou-tp the'right side of the road so as to give room to a passing tram-car_. and his vision being obscured by the heavy rain, he did )iot seo the bridgo near the Mental Hoapital, and collided with a post on the approach. No one was thrown out of tho car. (TOMS ASSOCIATION TELECRAMS.) AUCKL-AND, April 21. Jake Btrouje committed suicide' by cutting his throat in a boarding-house. He left a note suggesting that tho act •was premeditated. He also left a will, leaving his property and effects to a sister in London., Stroudo is believed to have been" a Londoner by birth. He was a director of an ironsand company, and an engineer and contractor by ocCBpatIOn 'INVERCAItGILL, April 21/ Mabin Smith, aged 21, was admitted to tho hospital suffering from a bullet wound in the stomach. He was engaged with two othors at target prao tice with a pea rifle when he was accidentally shot. His condition is critic cal. • '