ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 146, 15 July 1901, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION. Auckland, July 13. The infant daughter of a man nam d Tricklebatik, of O iromnnde), w s s.jffocate.l betwean l-er parents by the bedclothes. Invercargill, July 14. Colin Bo s, a single man, agtd 35, for ten yaara employed by Messrs. M ssey and Co., sawra'llers, hung himself at Mibel Bush eome'time on Friday. The relatives cime to town to se -■ the contingent anive, but he declined to accompany them. He was inv>led in law-suit about a farm some years ago, and harped upon it to in imites The body of Willi>m Hnzle't, farmer, So ith Hillend, about 53 yeirs of age, •vas found in a ditch between hi* two farms this morning. It is supposed that in o rss : ng the ditch be s'ipped on fomi fros'ed sticks, fell, and was stunn-d and pe-ished. CuRtSTOHURCH, July 13. A lad named Wane, who mot with an accident ob the tr .in to-day, disd in the hospital < h's afternoon. Wellington, July 14. - A man nwd Charles Pro'amin was injured by a railway engine on Friday it, a crowing, and died in the Hospital. The old fa'lo'v was very wall known, aud lived for,many yaais inchelccility in which he was h»ul d up out of the water---on the Thomson Esp'anade. QIBBORNE, July 16. At the Football Grounds yes f erday, Thomas Kirk, whose parents re-ide at Hamilton, Wrika'.o, was severely injured, and wns taken to the Hospital. He collided with another pliyer on big own sWe, both being aft«r the b-11. Kirch is a great favourite in local athletic circles. ' j