ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1845, 3 September 1913, Page 9

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

GELIGNITE EXPLOSION. j WORKMAN HURLED 90 FEET. 1 (By TelezTiipli.—Press Association.) . Waihi, September 2. Robert Glasgow, a miner, was serionsly injured this morning in the Waihi j mfine. He was engaged in spitting , charges of gelignite when an explosion followed. Ho was picked up about 90 feot away from wlicro the explosion occurred, suffering from a terrible wound in tho head and injuries to his back. LAUNCH & LIFE LOST. Auckland, September 2. Tlio body of William Brown, who left ■ Whangapoua (Coromandel) in a launch, with S. W. P. Peddle, last month, has been found on tho Matarangi Beach. So far no trace has been found of Peddle, but wreckage from the launch has been picked up in various places. MAORI HANGS HIMSELF. Auckland, September 2. A Native named Henri Taute, 50 years of age, committed suicide at Coromandel to-day by hanging himself on a treo. Ho was tlio owner of a flock of 1 sheep and also possessed other pro- I pcrty. 1 '

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