ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 134, 15 September 1910, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

LOST AT SEA. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Wednesday. Captain . Watson, of the steamer Blenheim, which arrived here this morning, reported to the police that on the trip from Blenheim to Wellington a passenger named Lovell Rollingshaw, motor engineer, disappeared from the vessel.' Blenheim, Wednesday. Mr. Lovell Rollingshaw, who disappeared off the steamer Blenheim last night had recently- been experimenting with an aeroplane of his own construction, and intended leaving for Paris shortly to study the subject further. The object of his visit to Wellington was to bring a married sister and child over to Blenheim to stay with him for a few days before his departure. He had arranged to give a farewell supper to a number of friends on his return to Blenheim to-night. He was a young man about 28 years, well known as a mechanical engineer. A BODY IDENTIFIED. Auckland, Wednesday. The dead body found in the harbour has been identified as that of John Raeburn, a settler of Thames, a married man aged about 40. He had been missing for some weeks. He disappeared while visiting Auckland. An empty bottle of chlorodyne was found in tlie bedroom of the 'boarding-house in which he stayed here.