ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1914, Page 3

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

f • ; :n f: [Pee Press Association,] Wellington, February 23.; Mias Flora, Grace; Abbott,, aged. 1)0, a daughter of ,Wiliam jiAVb°Ur! Allcct'own, died yesterday from, iif > juries caused by a fall front her bicycle last Wednesday evening, as the result of a collision with another c^clisi. Dunedin, February #3. The inquest on the body of Simon Ctisl/blm, who was killed by a tram Fridayj, 1 cbiichvddd to-day’.'’’ Tlfe coroner 'feAM' dccd'a'srtd ' had’ 1 oviddntly' 4©»fe~h|s , ’hei 4 rc on 'bearing the bell, and jumped in fr'bnt ll bf the car without turnfhg round. He returned a, ’ verdict that the accident was caused by deceased bejng knocked down by a frara car, no .blame being .attachable to anyone. Nelson, February .23. While several permanent artillerymen were exorcising the horses r this morning, Gunner Peter Harvey’s mount became restive and fell with its rider, wJ;p \yas heavily thrown and rendered unconscious. He was removed to the hospital, where it was found he, had sustained a fracture of the' base of the skull and other injuries. He died at 11.30 p.m.