THE CANADIAN CADETS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 150, 12 November 1912, Page 5

THE CANADIAN CADETS.

VISIT TO WANGAjrur. By. j'elegraph— Press Association. ,' Wan&anui, Last Night. The Caiuaian Cadets arrived here at midday, when they were officially welcomed. In the afternoon they visited the various schools. To-morrow they will go up the river to Pipiriki, returning on Wednesday, when they will give a demonstration at the Show and nlav a football match. BURNED TO DEATH. Auckland, Last Night. The name of the woman burned to death at Woodhill on Saturday, and regarding whose death no further details are to hand, was Eliza Harden, aged 73 years. FOUND DEAD. Chridtchurch, Last Night. _ A man was found dead on the railway " lfi . r ''' es «n the Amberley side of WaipaJka this, morning. He is believed to be Charles' Boyle, a shepherd, between sixty and seventy years old, who had been employed on stations in the Amuri district for the past thirty or forty years. The body was noticed by the enmne driver on the first train passing over the line this, morning, and ho placed it on the tram and conveyed it to Amberley. 1)0th ; »■'* <»t about the head and p.rms. and the injuries indicated that the man had fallen off a train, probably on Saturday n.rfit A parcel found neaT the body was to "C. Boyle."