ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 33, 8 February 1902, Page 3

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

PHB PBHSS ASSOCIATION, j Auckland, February/ The palice have been inferwd a( . the msn Fagrn, supped to bfe > ( , n stabbed, was gored by a bull >e», u . to his disappearance. Wellington, Fcbruy ? William Horsley, 18 yeras;«ge a seaman on the ship MelviUaia was killed this morning by %I ft on J aloft. He was a New Zeils, hi iv _ ing joined the crew at Oamai L In view of <he medical e4t^.& a |. the inqupst, tbe police are rnak n . quiries in regard to the body infant found on the Thorndan I L. ade yesterday. , Wanganui, February At the inquest into the circumst^ B connected with the drawing of tlie_ Fitzmaurice on Wednesday, a vor.j. of acc : dental drowning was reforij A rider was added commanding tej Heibert Purnell for his rescue the deceased.

PATRIOTIC AUCKLAND. >1 ATTEMPTRD BOYCOTT Olf ANXr BRITISH GOODS. PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION. !' Auckland, February 1r At the City Council meeting to-ni 1 Ur Hannan moved that a clause | inserted in the Council contracts | hibiting the use of material ma faetuied in countries hostlie to j. Empire, and oiling on the Premiei pats a preferential tariff. Tbe mot was lost. Mr Baume i-aid he objected to •jl word 'ng of tbe motion, and gave not| of his iutention to move that ti< Council heart : ly approves of the p| pessl to bring in a preferential tariff! favour of che British Empire, lllj will probably be carried. t The Mayor intends to tike prelimi', ary step for suitably recognising tl] Premier's Imperial services before h] departure for Lon 'on.