LATE MEW ZEALAND.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1680, 22 February 1906, Page 2

LATE MEW ZEALAND.

I’et Press Association. Oauoaru, last night. Whilo Me Maophatßon, M.HB, was testing a now threthiog roi-1 engioe ono of the (.team cocks was whilo hie taco was oloao to it. Iho blow into hie fooo and oyo?. M e dica sistanoo was tutnmoned, and it is mo g tboro wi 1 noi bo any porno mont injury t the Bight, although ho iB suffering consiaerablo paio,

Wellington, last night, An inquost was held to day concerning the death of Honey Boyd, who diedl 0 Monday night, shortly after being turo from a bicycle, through collision Wit a j other cyclist. The evidence showed that deceased attempted to pass the other m»n on tbo wrong side. A verdict of tenae tal death was returnod. . . Mr Ssddon arrived from tbo South at 1.20 this afternoon, and left by speotal train at 8 for Hastings. Palmerston North, last night. A two year old daughter cf Mr Novin, a local resident, shayed on iho railway ' ln ° to-day, and was run over by the iNew Plymouth express, her leg and skull being frootured. Her recovery is improbable. F.ve rinks of Wanganui bowlers were brateu by local teams to-day by 105 to 82.

Auckland, last night. A fire occurred at Sieger Bros’ foundry, the outbreak being in the pattern shop. The damage was £3OO, which was no covored by insurance. The workmen were absent. The cause is unknown. _ Dunedin, last night. W. T. Hook, licensee of the Denbigh Hotel, was fined 40°, costs L2 13s 61, for permitting drunkenness on his premisoe. Tho defonco was that the man received no drink in tho hotel, but oame there from another hotel. The Bench ruled that tho fact of beiag found drunk on the premises was sufficient to convict.