ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1881, 15 October 1913, Page 4

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

« ■ CLOTHES CAUGHT FIRE.. (By Toloerapli—Proes Association.) Auoklarid, October 14i A girl named Newdick, three vearSi old, set firo to scriib 011 the roadsiae at Pnlcuranga. Her clothing caught firo, nnd 5110 was'badly burnt, and-died a. few hours later. CASE OP SUICIDE. CMrlstohurch, October 14. Tho police have received information to tho c fleet that James Moore, an eim plovec at tho. Lake Coleridge works, cut liia throat this afternoon, death ra suiting.

The political opponents of the member for Avon (Mr. G. W. Kusse 1) were obviously a little taken aback (0 hear him confess in the House of . ,ff"" tatives last cvcnin ß .that another member might possibly know more than ho did about n certain point that had been raised in discussion. Alluding to tho matter a little later, Mr. D Buick (incmher for Palmerston North) declared Hint the unwonted complaisance of the member for Avon must be duo to tho visit lie had made to l'almerston North 011 tlie previous cvcninß. There is no Corset tlmt comparos with' Warner's for its comfortable fitting, fashionable slmpine, and splendid wearing qualities.—Advt. Mr. Frank Gradv, who has been on a; visit to the Old Country, left London.; for Wellington by the Arawa on Saturday last. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Couuhs and Cold 6 11m ur fails, Is. Cd .