ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3634, 22 November 1920, Page 5

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

SUDDEN DEATH. WELLINGTON. This Day. Gerald William O'Kane, the wellknown chemist, of Lambton Quay, was found dead i nbed this morning. He complained-on the previous evening of feeling unwell, and it is understood he suffered from heart disease. FOUND DROWNED. AUCKLAND, This Day. James Graham, aged (57, believed to be a homeless man, was found drowned in the harbour. an operation some time ago, necessitating the removal of his tongue.

A SHUNTER KILLED. i AUCKLXETD,.Nov. 21. John Bussell, a shunter, aged 29, was run over by some trucks while shunting hi the* railway yards hurt evening, sustaining injuries to which he succumbed 'in the hospital a few hours later. DROWNING FATALITY. - CHEISTCHURCH, Nov. 21. At the inquest on Vera Acourt, aged eighteen, an employee of the Kaiapoi factory, whose hotly was found in the Avon River, near New Brighton, yesterday, the father said she left home on Tuesday, since when he had not seen her alive. He did not know why she had left home. She had gone away on two previocs occasions. A verdict was returned of death by drowning, but tin* there "Svas no evidence ,to show whether the drowning" was intentional or accidental.

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