ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 92, 14 September 1914, Page 4

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

FRENCH SAILOR. DROWNKU. Auckland, Last Night. A French Kiilor belonging to the kiriruo Chateau D'H fell from the wharf <m (Saturday night, and was drowned. The deceased, wiioie Heme was Louis Lellock, was tho man who was stabbed ou board the barque on Thursday night. He fell between the wharf arid the steamer Squall, the body being recovered to-day. A FARMER'S SUICIDE. Dannevirkc, Saturday. Alex. 'M'Rride, a farmer at -Matamau. died last evening at his* home as the result of poisoning Deceased toad been depressed lately and had been endeavoring to dispose of his interest in, his farm.- Shortly after returning liome from Toldomaru last evening he took poison and died soon afterwards; A DROWNING NATALITY. Hokitika, Saturday. At the inquest in connection with ttlie Mahinapau Creek drowning fatality ou Wednesday the coroner returned a" verdict of accidentally drowned The ages of the deceased were-: Waugh i">, Herring 21, and Rogers 22. Bus Notico ..0 ..(10.. ..COO Anyone requiring carpet ends is advised to pay an early call at the Melbourne. The firm announces that these goods are "moving off' very fast. These carpets make excellent "bedsides'' or hearthrugs l , and are a marvel of cheapness at 3s Gd.