ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 213, 3 June 1919, Page 6

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES

BODY 'fOIJND ON A .BEACH.' (By' Telegraph-Press Association.) We&tport, Juno 2. A body was found on the beach this morniugj and is supposed lo lie that of William James Mickey, who wits lost in the Buller River sonio Kvo weeks back. A FATAL FALL. Napier, Juno 2. An adjourned inquest was held to-day 011 the of Hiko A mini, a Maori returned soldier, who was found injured in the Caledonian Hotel on Saturday week, ami who died in thw hospital later. A verdict was returned thai death was duo lo fracture of the huso of the sluill, caused by a fall while intoxicated, ■ ' RAILWAYMAN INJUUICD. Chi'istchurch, June 2. A man liiiined James Cullcn, em ployed by the "Railway Department, was admitted to hospital yesterday, suffering from severe injuries lo the head, CuHen, who resides at Little River, «as reluming f.'-oni work on Saturday evening on a En user's trolley, when a train overtook him and dashed into the, trolley. He regained consciousness this morning.

A sale of unclaimed dogs in advertised to bo held at tho corporation yards tomorrow ni'tnrnoon at 2.15. _ T/ord Cawloy of Prestwich has contributed .£IO,OOO to Ancoats Hospital, Manchester, for the erection of n nurses' homo in momorv of his three sons who were killed in the war.