ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1659, 28 January 1913, Page 7

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

business worry and suicide,

'. (By Telciraah.—Pros? Association.) n j -n ' Auckland, January 27. Fred Burns, a middle-aged *nan.; who kept a stable at Pukekohe, committed suioule' to-day .by cutting his throat .with a razor, i It,is understood the cause was piismess.wony. •. '

FATALLY INJURED ON S.S. WAI- . , i . lIOKA. " , OJy Tolegpipli.—Frees Association,) 1 n rii • ' A«ek! a ßd, January 27. 0. Clyne, a irflterpide worker, injured wjnleuploaaing the cargo steamer Wni|io.ra, on Thursday,: died in the hospital yesterday. : ■■ SHEEP-BUYER'S SUICIDE. / ; (By Telegraph.—Prpso Auuoclation.) - T . Christcliurch, January Jamoa Edmondson Johnson, aged 37 a, sheep-buyer, , living at Governor's .Bay, committed suicide yesterday bv shooting himself with n shot gun. At an inquest a verdict that -deceased took his life; while 'qf unbound mind wan' returned. , /. .. ' SUICIDE. •' " , Auckland, January 1 27,' A middle-aged stable-keeper, of PukoKphe, nataed Fred Burns, committed suicide yesterday by cutting his throat; Deceased had nad business worries! He lived alono, but it is believed he.was married. • . CRUSHED TO DEATH. ' • (By Telegraph.—Press' Association.) . Greymouth, January 27. pohoe reoeived a message that George Simonson, aged 24, a single man, was crushed'to death by trucks loaded with logs turning off tho line at Jacksons. Deceased was employed at Bun ley's sawmills. Another man with (Joceased, named Charles Smith, had his lee broken. . ': ,■ ' ,

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