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KILLED BY ’TRAM. AUCKLAND, Sept. 15. A fatal accident occurred on Saturday near the intersection of Queen and Victoria Streets about 5 p.m., when Mr Nelson Morrison was cross- 1 iug Queen 'Street. He was struck by a tram going down Queen Street and thrown heavily, sustaining a fracture of the skull. He was a farmer, single, aged 34, and recently came from Nelson. He had been staying ; \vith'hiS' sister, Mrs Butler, of 2, Pine Street, Remuera. He left New Zealand with the Expeditionary Force, when 18 yearn of age, and served on Gallipoli and in France. gfs PIG HUNTKUS LOST IN BUSH. GISBORNE, September 15. Several parties of men were searching in the Ma.tawni Bush to-day for a pig hunting party of two men and a. boy, which went into the hush on Sunday, and concerning whose safety much anxiety was evinced. About four o’clock this afternoon, word was received that the hunters had been found by the searchers and woro quite unharmed.