MOTOR CAR FATALITY.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1344, 23 January 1912, Page 7

MOTOR CAR FATALITY.

t ; (By Telegraph-rPrcss Association.) . ■ Christchurch, Januarj- 20. An inquest was opened to-day into the 1 circumstances surrounding the death of j. Thomas- Ryan, who died at tho hospital last night from the effects of injuries received from a. motor-car running into him in Cathedral Square, about 5 o'clock yesterday evening. The coroner said that the police were • not satisfied that duo care was used in 3 driving th: car, and required time in or- ' der to make further inquiries beforo the '■ whole .matter was placed before a jury. Dr. F. L. Scott, medical superintendent 6 of the hospital, stated that on examination • of dcceaia.l when admitted witness found ' evidence of fracture of the spin© iu the ' lower cervical region. He had" also broken - 1 his lefi ankle. Ryan too?c suddenly wcrso about 8 p.m., his breathing becoming very weak, and he died about 8.15, as the result J of the injuries. ' To the jury: He. saw no signs of liquor • on deceased. t Maurice Buckley Ryan. labourer, of Sydenham, stated that deceased was his s father, and was (ii years of age. He was > in good lunlth and very acti--o for his years. He had been accustomed for many years to be about town and in the midst of traffic. His hearing v,a.-> not impaired, : :<ud he wa.s not blind, or iu any way infirm. t At. this stage the inquest was adjourned ;) till Wedir.'sd ay. k = S IRRITATING PRICKLY-HEAT BANISHED. ZAM-Bl'K IS SOOTHING AND t HEALING. - "ALWAYS 'KEEP A POT HANDY." s Mrs. Julia A. Richardson, of Fir-t i Avenue, St. Peter's, Adelaide, -"ays — "Zam-Buk is a splendid remedv for "skin complaints. A rash broke out all over I inc. which I think was pricklv-heat. and | lumps came nut which were 'verv irritu | able. While this lasted 1 could get verv I : little rifct, but 'on using Ziim-tiuk i - ! was very quickly eased of all irritabilitv , | and in a short time by keeping Zam-Iliik ut'll applied, luid the- pleasure of seeiii" new skin Conning. Zam-Buk completely ! j cured mo, and now (lure is no evidence! to show where tiie rash was- We alwnv s ■ - 1 keep Zam-Liuk handy and Use it for c-ui-. ; ' | bruise-s, and abrasions. ' ; h I "1 have aisu found Zam-Buk to be j ~ splendid for neuralgia. J had a severe ! „ attack across the forehead and temples, j 1 and by rubbing Zam-fiuk well into tho I affected parts obtained groat ea.-e. per- i •_ severance with Zani-Dul; caused the pain ! 0 to cease and brought about a complete ,[ cure." J. Zain-Buk is unequalled for eczema, [j piles, bad legs, ulcers, ringworm, festerv ing wounds, cuts, burns, bruises, insect - bite, prickly-heat, and all skin injuries and disease. Sold by all chemists and stores at Is. 6d. and 3s. 6d, per pot,