ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS.
VICTIM OF MENTAL DEPRESSION. HAMILTON, Oct. 29. At the inquest on Charles Frederick Bond, a prominent business man, who was found dead alongside a gas tube with the gas turned on, a verdict was returned of suicide while 111 a state of mental depression. DEATH FROM LOCKJAW. HAMILTON, Oct. 29. Charles Gibson, proprietor of the AVaihou hotel, has died in hospital. Mr Gibson a few days ago stepped on -a rusty -nail, and lock-jaiv supervened. DRI VER SERIOUSLY INJURED. WANGANUI, Oct. 29. Jas. Kench, driver of a light motor lorry, was seriously injurecL this morning through a collision between The lorry and a goods train. He was admitted to the hospital in an unconscious condition. . , WATCHMAN DROW 7 NED. WELLINGTON; Oct. 29. Richard Albert Chidley, watchman ■on the s.s. Maori was drowned to-day. 'The body lias been recovered.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9849, 30 October 1924, Page 5
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