ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue XXIV, 30 June 1902, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

ran yaxaa assocutioit f^ Wkbtpokt, June 28. JL On Friday a man named Fiahyanjfl while boating ami'up 'be Bullur 'o the Bull, r June ion d.tdge g<# th*sj b a' broadsiio on to a snag and it cap- j sizarf, tb>owing,'hi cccupaiits wt'cr, Two of tu- inn (iot ashore, > I bin Fiulayuon was dio»vn«d. When] las.t n'en m \>aa swimming strongly,/' ani it is surmised that lie was with cramp und sark. Xliu body bf>q| not yet been recover, d. s | Wbllinoioit, Juue 28. 3 | A girl, thre« y«ats o:d, the daughter I of John Buchanan of Spar Bus , was { fatally shot by her brother with • ' R'mirgtcn rifls. Tee youth had *•* tui ued home from a shooting when the charge unaccountably ***r, p'eded, the bulltt entering the back of ' the gii U h'ad, death resulting in a few hours. * An inquest m* held at Diptoojgw the body of an intaffiitaaAJ^&HL garden. The evidence shW^Bjbhati the child was still torn, J Auckland, June 28. m A Maori girl, Mere Ihaka, aged Hyl was killed und*r peculiar circumstances | at Ahipara, She dug a hole in a eand | back with a spade, and it wjs supposed ! went to sleep in it. The eand slipped and buried her. The body was afterwards dug out. WELLUicnojr, June 28. , Cathfrine Daley, 30 years of -age,« was found dead in the home of a wharf labourer with whom she bad been lit* ing. The deceased had been of u*mj temperate habits The oause of dfeljfl was obscure, but the doctor, who madsJ the post mortem, had no teison tjgS doubt that it was due to natuesM causes. The jury returned an opatitl verdict. 'Deceased had been *wtoM married. Jg