ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
iSUICIDEjST PORBKKA. By Telegraph.—Press Association. "Wellington,, June 2. A young man named George Mltcrliell, a Mental patient aft the Porirua Asylum, committed suicide lby hanging. At the inquest evidence was given that Mitchell was a -quiet patient witli aio suicidal tendencies. He was left for a few minutes, and went to a lavatory, where, 'be was found 'suspended iby a strop. A MINER KILLED. Waihi, June 2. Peter Antwis, a mrfucr engaged at Hike Grand Junction mine, was killed tliKi morning by a fall of in an underground stope. RAILWAY "FIREMAW INJURED. Waiigamii, June 2. A fireman named W. J. Douglas fell off a goods train at Moumahaki at midday, and was badly hurt. He was conveyed to Palmerston North hospital. LEAP FROM A STEAMER. Auckland, June 2. During the passage of the Talune from Raratonga a passenger named J. W, D. Noble created a sensation by suddenly jumping overboard in mid-ocean without giving any warning. The engines were stopped, and a boat lowered. Noble was picked up and brought aboard, not laving suffered serious results. He was placed under restraint till arrival at Auckland, and then handed over to the police.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 305, 3 June 1915, Page 3
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195ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 305, 3 June 1915, Page 3
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