ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 28, 5 February 1901, Page 3

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

IJPEB PBE3B ASSOCIATION,] Pii»EBSTON Noeth, Febraary 4. Whilfc Mr. aud Mrs. Revell, of Kaitanga, 4nd daughter were driving horns fromafcter.il on Saturday, the horses ■bolted/ them out of the ■rohiclk ;M.r. Kivi-11, formerly head BiesseWr in the Parliamentary Buildings Bi>g<>ained severe concussion of the brain/ and cheekbone, eye, and shoulder also injured. Miss Rtvell's jaw boai and loft arm were broken Mr. Bettell is partly unconscious einoe, and his condition is serious. ) Donedih, February 4. An inquest was held to-day on the bow of the unknown man found at Oarthe body was that of a man 30 to 35 years of age, and sft Bin to sft lOin in height. His fingers indicated be was not much accustomed to mutual labour. There was a wound right through the ■kail from left to right as if from a ballet. The police on removing the body found a five chambered revolver, feur of which were loaded. A watch and chain and a discolored shilling were found on the body. The Jury retained a verdict of deith from a selfinflicted wound by a bullet. No clue has yet been found as to his identity. Auckland, February 4. From Raglan is reported the disappearance of a Maori named Charles Heta. It appears HeU left Raglan «n Saturday, for Te Akn, in a small boat, and has not been seen since, but the boat was discovered at sea floating bottom upwards. It is feired the unfertnnataman was drowned.