ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 114, 22 August 1910, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

.■>' Ovj ?*!' , SUDDEN DEATH. 'Hum ail i i: »>i BjOiTeie^raph—Preas Association. Jiwaiq ol ieetl Duuedin, Last aNigut. Edward ■ Flynn, aged 64 years,' who "flftrfoß 6 (ftP'flCTtrfniess •as a second-hand deafer, dropped dead hi Park Street yesiiejfiaft 53$Oe had been in bad .-years. T'/i SWUlllni Bin riijrj'jaao-KjMAJf COLLAPSES. homtftai .: ■ 'o«j sili •'••H-aAucklaad, Last Night. ' -jS-nJHWte&gjed man named Peter Hallinan, was picked up by the police mst onscious condition, and the hospital. He had not 'refoWS#d"ii{jiisciousn;'ss this afternoon, 4fflf''6l>ndltioii is serious. Notmng is' RflotvAjbfthe man beyond his name.

J JSUSHMAN'KILLED.

ay „ana-,/ij> Auckland, Last Night. Ihe Wlimanga correspondent or ihe Herald telegraphs that a fatal .-xt'idcnt jfc Stoney Creek bush yesterday afternoon. A man named Edward Larkins, working for Mr. Geo. Wallace, contractor, was looking after some kauri logs, preparatory to their being shifted by a steam log-hauler. When in the act of removing a boulder that was obstructing the progress of one of the logs, the grips flew out, striking.him on the side of the head and fracturing the base of the skull. He was carried to Tairua by his mates and brought to ihe Mercury Bav hospital by motor launch, but succumbed to his injuries shortly after admission.

FOOTBALLER KILLED WHILE PLAYING.

Napier, Last Night,

While playing football on the Recreation Ground on Saturday a young man named Sidney Samuel Charlton received a kick just under the heart aid died twenty minutes later. An inquest will he held on Monday."