ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7721, 25 January 1905, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS.

' (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, Jan. 24. The dead body found on Chandler's ' Island has been identified as that of (»C(irgo Will in ni Ryan, owner and r member of the crew of the missing - yacht Shamrock. f DUNEDIN, Jan. 24. 5 Riddell, a mining student, and t Thomas Trudgeon, his assistant, t have been received into the hospital - poisoned through ca'ting tinned tongues at Stoneburn on Fridny night, Both are in a serious condition, ; WAIROA (IT.Il,), Jan. 2-1. j A serious accident occurred at McGaffin's metalling camp on the Waikaremonna Road. Preparations for the removal of the camp were being 1 made. The contents of the cook's " galley had been placed on a drnv, f and a table put on top. In a hurry > Hull, the cook, got on top of tiie table, and the horses unexpectedly • moved forward. Hull fell to the , ground, and another loaded dray I Passed over him, lit wus taken to the hospital. His condition is r serious. , = AUCKLAND, Jan. 25. , Mi's Julia Wnsluy, an eldei'ly , Mount Eden resident, died as the ret suit of injuries received through her ;■ clothes catching lire while cooking on ! a kerosene stove, i OAMARr, Jan. 24. , John Gibson, aged 70, was thrown i ; from a trap near Island Cliff, and , died from his injuries. K 'WANGANUI. Jan. 24. 1 j An old resident of Wanganui, nani- . C(1 James Bashford, was found dead • in his house to-day. Deceased, who' . was 60 years old, had been under , treatment for lieai't disease.