ACCIDENTS & NATALITIES,

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3636, 24 November 1920, Page 5

ACCIDENTS & NATALITIES,

ACCIDENT EJjJDS FATALLY. AUCKLAND, Nov. 23. Having .lingered eight days in hospital, whither she had boon taken after falling from the train from Taupiri to j Auckland on the night of November 13, ’ Margaret Allen, a woman of 40, eu- j gaged in domestic service, diet! tftis morning. She had been conscious during the week after her leg, which bad been badly mutilated in the fall, had j boon amputated. < FATALLY CRUSHED. AUCKLAND, Nov. 23. A man nampfl Grosvenor Cecil Andrews, a dairyman, employed by an Auckland firm, was fatally injured this evening as the result of being crushed between the cart and the wall of a stabile. Deceased was a married man. : *, ■ ‘ A BODY FOUND. j • MASTERTON, Nov. 23. The body of an unknown man, apparently middle-aged, an<j evidently a swagger, was found on the property ; of Hugh Morrison, Awatoitoi, this afternoon. ‘ . • . EUROPE’S STARVING CHILDREN FUND.

DISTRICT RELIEF FUND. £ s d Previously acknowledged 23 6 0 Mr Law, Taoroa 1 0 0 Total to date £24, 6 0 ———-—