ACCIDENTS AND FATALITY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 6, 2 January 1901, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITY.

[PES PCES3 ASSOCIATION.] Uawera, January 7. A fatal accident occurred on Saturday on Noonan Road, a faw miles! from Hawera. Henry White, a crippled youth, was being driven to the Hawera Hospital, when the bersa boltei' . md the occupants of the trap were thrown violently to the ground. White, who was eighteen years e»f age, hud i.is skull fractured and thigh bioknn, death being instantaneous. Theyonf.u's father and a man named Gilbert, \,<?i 9 badly bruised. An inquest will* ha held to-day. j Wellington, January 7., John Marshall, a rabbiter, was fuu 3d dead ia bis hut on the Kawar tu ! ■ation yesterday. ■A lad named Richard B. Gale, Hi ' Bra of age, was accidentally drowuod 1 r~ 1

adcfSiyj'aud WlfflaW Pted the town of Picks-' tidents flad to Bi&uto- j 1 pach of the enemy tihe ■disloyalists of Bechu-1 Bin joining the Boer!

active service in j prisoners, some | J SHier of waggon?, were | at Hammonia. I' Guard is being 1 ' reusing four thousand ( ■V, 9.49 a.m. I ■ Vbwb, January 7. j ] hi to the Cape. It; 1 I ir sixty-five fights, I'r.IAN TROOPS. I "i, January 7. | ■ considered' ■Tierial authorities; South Africa. • J. Lyne dascable to Mr. 1 MrSeetiog of Pre- j ■i| the Common-, pleased with [H 'iiuiendation of ; Hi |t was unani-1 Hpty with the de- ■ Government for I ''Hfar as could be B balance of the - -flnts it -would reand 2500 horses. ■Kbout the end of glad to know engaged for, IHPvii enlistment, for the Im- ■ send transports ; : «L> South Africa. ■Kat equipments, on arrival |HL Wales soldiers option of re-

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l Twelve members ofjhe Council are re-T , I quired for each disJict,