ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 32, 1 August 1911, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

KILLED WHILE HUNTING. By Telegraph—Prees Association. ?1| InvercaTgiU, Last Night. "'*™ A fatal accident befel • Edward Jonea, ;&8 aged 32, while following • the Birchwood '-Sal hunt adjacent to Lumsden township Saturday, The horse stumbled white taking a fence. Jones clung to th» y'-jl reins, but fell heavily to the ground, fiiw- /'vi turing his skull. Dr. Copelond, Who Jjl a spectator, happened to be standing within ten yards of the scene of th* ?1 accident, and at once rushed to his m- ,'t3| sistance and rendered what aid was pot- i'MI sible. He had Jones removed to his home, where he lingered until 7 a.m. 01 :, if| Sunday. Deceased was a son of Mr, ward Jones, butcher, Lumsden. ,^3 A BODY RECOVERED.' Napier, Lost Night ■' The body of Captain Si vert HoJlina,fii of the lighter Moa, who had been ing since Wednesday last, wap in* the inner harbor this afternoon, c)oMsj|a to the wharf, where the Moa was usually-118 moored. . |||l LUNATIC FATALLY ASSAULTED, Auckland, Last Night.' lit® On the 24th inst., an inmate at Avondale Mental Hospital named Joh*a><JmS| sen was working r with man, Austrian, on the hospitsUfarny itfcmTMHj was attacked by his companion, struck over the bead wmi a Johohsen was badly hurt and cally attended, but he die<ito-daJ>