TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1923, Page 1

TELEGRAMS.

fBY TELEGRAm—PER PRESS ASSOCIATION I j NEW BRIGHTON' INQUEST. I CHRISTCHURCH. Feb 21. I The inquest was resumed to-day concerning the death of Dirge children of Michael Cook at New Brighton. The medical evidence indicated heart fail- j ure was the cause of death, as a result of acute bacterial food poisoning. The I father of the children stated that hlanc j mange eaten at the evening meal, was made from milk left over from the j previous day. ft was boiled for 25 j minutes. The post mortem and bnc.teriologal examinations disclosed that bacteria, belonging to the food poisoning group, had been found in the sample of milk, and also the blaue mange. N.Z. TEAM FOR N.S.AV. WELLINGTON, Feb 21. The Management Committee of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association announced that, in response to requests made by the Auckland. Welling I ton and Canterbury Associations should t incur the additional exp.owe entailed I in sending a team of six men to New J Soiit.il Wales, has decided to send six . men instead of lour, as originally announced. A. G. Wallace (Taranaki) and H. !,. Robson, (Auckland) will now be included in the team. SECOND VICTIM SUCCUMBS. GISBORNE, Feb 21. j The second victim of the railway ; a wide lit at K literal alii bridge sue- I cuinbed t tom liis injuries this evening, i Deceased were both single men. Miller < being 50 years of age and Dyer 05. j Miller’s body is being taken for bur- : ial at Dunedin, where his- relatives re- ! side. Dyer’s relatives are unknown.