Accidents and Deaths.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 144, 22 June 1904, Page 2

Accidents and Deaths.

(Per Press CIIIUSTCIIIiROH, Juno 20, 'i'honias liichurd Cordnor, a farm, ur, 55 years of age, residing at iioylston, was found t'ead at 1 p.m. to-day. iloart failure is believed to oe the cause of doatlt. HI'NEDLV, June 21; An iii)Jiest was held to-day touch* ing the death of ItaLert Lyle, aged 10, who died suddenly yesterday at Port Chalmers. A companion said-bs was with several others on the football ground kicking the ball atoAt, when deceasoil was seen lying onUw grouud, vomiting. jj b waß| pid^ up, but (lied before arrived; lir. Howie stated ho Tt*s%d decoased's liver enlarged with symptoms of hy. .datids", and the lungs were ruptured. Excessive running about would cause death. The jury returned tt verdict accordingly. A , railway guard, named I'odlow. •god JO, on the train from Oamaru' io Palmersion, was engaged in shunung at Waimotu when he fell and a wnigigon passed over his log. Ha •vus conj,e.\ ed to lienlwrt and motHy i ", L , u '" dt,d ' but diod at seven uilock this owning. AUCKLAND, Juno 21, , "lUd 1),lnio1 Gl '« llt . Who • hit i a farm at ArarinuL 'oine on Monday owl as he did '"turn a siearch was made. His dead body was found j„ the scrrtb about three miles irom his house. An inquest was held at OnehuHM. }&.*»«, of uC i- Evidenco was jrivwi a> hn " at dreonKed '» house and 1,0 d,scov fry of his remains w m new .acts wero elicited. Th e in a verdict of "accidental d«uh from suffocation." WANOANUI, Juno 2i, i(,!i!'i' S ir ul(e !'" uo " two 'wys named ■y an ongine-dnwr named Feasoy.

By the death of Mrs i. '"He Phillips, wlriclt took place \ t id,.^' V ' y Ios ' ,it,U <"» June 8, the .West native of New South WileS 10 hor ''est. The deceased m y was well known to a very . huge circle of friends, and had ni ? •nerous relatives. She was born In '' i-'th 180-' S ? dney ' September U7U C0B8W l««tly wag in tV>r Children's Hack ~g Coush »t x- sis * i«t used(according to the directions uich are wrapped round each pot thor <-' is .no wound, bad ten, tr ulcerous sore, however obstinate. "It will yield to their curative propItiws. Numbers of persons who had >eeii patients in the large hospitals vithouL, Uenclit, have been :urod by Holloway's Ointment and ills, when other remedies had sig» ; iully failed. Tor g|k(uiidu>ar swellings tumours, scurvy and diseases <f the skill there is no medicine that an be used with sa good an effect, nid though the c..re ~s t , fc ..so complete anu

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