ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 404, 13 January 1909, Page 9

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

--~"■'? FOUND DROWNED. ; ' ■ ' (BY TELEtHIM'H—ntnSS" ASSOCIATION.! ' Inveroarglll, January 12. The- body of E. H. Brown, 30 years of age, who disappeared from his homo in Avenal a week ago,.was found to-day in the Waihopai River. Deceased had been formerly employed in the Bank of New Zealand, and at the time of his disappearance word hadcomo of reappointinent to .Rangiora. -. .. '■'-,;'■''•."■. ;'■''■'■ ■- Later. . . At ah inquest on the body of E. H. Brown, which was found in-;the. AVail]dpai, River today, a verdict ; . of' found' drowned was returned'. ■'■..' ', ' ■'■''■ _' : . V

'";: DEATH FROM. HEART: DISEASE/ : ■".:';' (DY-TIiLEGBAPH—DIES3 ASSOCIATION.; ■' ' ' .' Auokland, January 12. '/A .-painfully-sudden, death occurred this evening. Mr. Charles M'Coraick, a married man' employed as foreman by tho Ferro-Con-crete Company, who had been at work as usual .'all day, was walking homo, and when near'.-his residence in Upper Pitt Street was seen'to fall. He was picked up and carried into-his house, but on. the. arrival of a medical man he was found to be "dead. Deceased,, who. was 39 years old, is stated to have been subject to heart disease ;■•■. \ I,..FATALITY AT.WALLACEVILLB. : A telegram received from the Upper Hutt Inspector Ellison- etatos .that a man named Wiliiara Burfc, a sawmiller in the Wallace-yille-Valley, was accidentally killed yesterday morning, through being caught by the neck botween two logs. •: . -* '■ ■ ;