ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8093, 25 April 1906, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

MSB PBEBB ASSOCIATION. Gisbobhk, April 24, A verdict of found drowned was m, • turned regarding the death of John B?!j e !?y Olihborn, an inm»te of the Uld Men s Home, who was drowned i, near the wharf on Saturday night w Sunday morain 6 . The oyidence showed •% that deceased had loft tho Home on '- Saturday evening and came into town. fi He was in au hotel between 8 and 9 • , p.m., and was laughing and dancing in' i Ihe bar, claiming he was as good as any 3 young man. Red marks found on hit '■ face led to questions/ and it transpired > that some young fellows, in fun, had rubbed red paint on Clibhorn's face wlulo he was disporting himself in the hotel, r

t ~ ~ H « Km KA. April 84. J James Uowling, a carter, whilst em, $ ployed late this afternoon in getting 1 (travel from one of the Corporation 1 mts, was killed by a fall ofearth. M Deceased leavos a wifo and three m young ohildron. ' 'M Auckland, April U. "0 George Wright, trainer of racehorses, „ A M died suddenly last night, aged 44, «2»| Dukbdih, April 84, Charles Delongville Graham, ship. ping rcportor, and a prominent Free- ,| mason, died this morning at the age of 20 years. Inykhcahoul, April 84, M The death is announced of an old =™ Southlander, John McUuoaney, aged hj& 91, who was one of the British legion ..Ji vho fought under Sir Delacy Etum !?1 with the British Legion in the Carlist « War, and was the last living of JO "$M survivors, *Jn[

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