ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
MAORI FOUND DEAD. By Telegraph.—rress Association, ' Auckland, Feb. 13. It is reported from Kaitaia that Mel* hemi, aped 25, who was found dead by the police, was reported missing since last Saturday, when it was alleged he was struck on the head by another \Iao;-i during a quarrel. The inquiries of Constable Caldwell, of Kaitaia, resulted in the And to-day (Wednesday), twenty chains from the scene of the auarrel, in a drain in 'ls inches of waterThe local police arrested the other Maori, whose name is unknown.
A MAN DROWNED. Christchurch, Pel). 13. The body of James Smith, aged W, fnr many years assistant-manager of the Accidental' Hotel, was found in the Avon River near Wainoni this morning. H« liad been suffering from influenza, Md had been missing since Wednesday. RETURNED 'SOLDIER'S DEATHChristchurch, Last Night. Charles R. Bayfield, a returned sol' dier, a married man, died under an anaesthetic at Chalmers Milltaty Hospital this afternoon whilst undergoing 4 minor operation.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1920, Page 5
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