ACCIDENTS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20177, 4 March 1931, Page 14

ACCIDENTS.

COLLAPSE' IN BATHS. (PBES3 ASSOCIATION. TBLIOSAM.r INVERCARGILL, -March 3. Albert-Hunt, aged 17,»a pupil of the Southland Boys' High School, had a seizure, while bathing in the ' tepid baths this evening,'and died before he could be removed from the water. He was unable to swim, and was making bis % way along the edge of the baths when tne fatal seizure occurred. He was immediately removed from- the water, and artificial resuscitation was applied, -but without success. k . i /V' rj „ LABOURER KILLED. / WESTPORT, „ March 3. George Shorrock, a labourer, single, aged 22 years, was killed' by a fall of rock near Hawk's Crag to-day. MOTOR-CYCLIST KILLED. DUNEDIN-, March 3. Archibald Gillies Rawley, aged 25 years,, a telegraph linesman at Earascleugh, was killed at" Dumbarton on Monday night when he feiroff his motorcycle..

BICYCLE FORKS BREAK. When the forks of his bicycle broke at the corner of Dean street- and Barbadoes street at'' about, eight o'clock lasi evening, .Bernard .Stewart, aged 18, who lives at'lß Draper street, Kichmond, received injuries to his head, and abrasions to his.fece and right thigh. He was admitted to* the Chrisfcchureh' Public Hospital semi-conscious, but his condition is reported to be satisfactory, DAILY MEMORANDA —Wednesday, March-4, AUCTIONS. , I Lohrpy and f 1 "®., Ltd,, At their rooms, at <3 p.m.—Drapery; etc." < I'.Z. Famnrs' Co-op. Association, Ltd;, at ■ i - their Land, Sale Booms, at 2.30 p.m.— „ Land auction. 'Tonk?, and Co., Ltd.', at their, rooms, at ;;30 p.m.—furniture and effects. Charge- Anderson and Son,x*t .their noma, Bt I. «t% .