ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1322, 28 December 1911, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Mr Tclcci-npii— l'rftc* Asjodallon.) Duncrlin, U;.i.cinbi'r '27. ""."J''- , inns 11,,t,!. 11,, ,v;,k „,,,„ h1,,,,,,. u",'i"i- \, Ki "' n ll( ' •''■•""''I I" '.call rielir. :"■ ■<•> Mr llasfiau t.,,,,,,1 |,i ni | lflllK i ni; ''V I »•■ »«k in i, 'j'" 1 ' 1 •'"'• M'ciik KnjflWi. II is said lin !"■'•» ;•"'■<!. to l>lll J.im-nlf (lum.K the <•»»« tin: ulcus h-i,.) nt Jiivcifaryilj. S(;Dm:.v jjKvTii. . . Dunetlln, J>r ember 27. A nmrried w.,m.,u named |,'<lf,f-ki, «H ■ . .1...-I >~t | ,l l;, ,|y ~, Mi,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ~„,. "I,'M. I h<, ,;,.„,/: ~f ,|,.., n , is ~,,1 m, v v11. ff'iilo cli.-1-rlul jin .»i : to h tT dc-ath. CHILD'S DEATH. . Invcrcarjill, December 27. „■T"!'i.' """'V •'' K '" l !" J- ,, "*, 'lied »l Urn ho.-pit-.la ? iho rr-,ult of burn' iv.. '•UVCfI tm (.llljsfliifl, Uiiv. Wllil». vt",ml unil sho ran oiil>id«s enveloped in jl am ,. H nirteriin; cxtcri.-ivf, injiirirs Ijr-furr- llu-y w.'iT .-.jlinjiiiW,,.! -n,,. virtin, lj Ilg ,. till C u clock, the folloving uivrniug. ACCIUIiNTALIA SHOT. „• „ ~. Hamilton, Dumber' 27. nallnco J'lilslty fatally s-hot biintolf nt Juitotuim. ][o wai atrcj 17 years. 'JV iifititltul occurred while he was rabbiu CIiUSHED BETWEEN TWO TRUCKS. Dunedin, Dectmlwr 27. •lolin Corley, s Kl; <] mj vn;ir>, r'-i-lini with lii-; inollnv in Atliul I'liias. w;is the vicHin of !i fain! iiffldent alwiit 5 p.m. 10-dyy. lln and Iwo othti- l;oj>. «xre Jilayins! (il)unt bvo empty triickb in a coal-yard, and (Jorley had his fcjt gainstone and his \r.,?k against another, ondtnvniinn? fo -liift Dm latter. The truck was blown bnrk by the forci> of the wind and the lad'.s rhrst was bndlv cnnhtd be!ween t!io bult'r-r.-. }h> ran home, but foil down immediately he orrivoil thr-rc. He was ramoved to the hospital, but died a few minutes Inter. YOUNG MAN DROWNED. Auckland, Dt-cembor 27. A you up man named W. Andrews \va« drowned wliile ci-o»iitg the Ong.iriie River while in flood on Christinas Dav in a Maori camif. Three others who were in the canoe did all they could to him without avail. Deceased was employed on railway construction works. The body has not been recovered.