ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, ETC.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1202, 10 July 1884, Page 1

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, ETC.

A man named Brit some week* ngo rented a house in Auckland, ostensibly for the purpose of storing samples. Lust Monday the owner of tlie house ca led for the ient, and the place being locked up his suspicions were aroused :ird lie burst til* door in. It was then found that Brit had shot himself in the right temple .soma time before. Poverty is supposed to be the cause.

In the Supremo Court, Dunedin, on Monday, the bill against Elz* Cumn.ings for larceny whs thrown out. Edward Adams was convicted of housebreaking, iind sentence was deferred. James McNeil and James UcF'irlnne for breaking i to the hi U 3 of af»rnier»tGoie re«e;\ei, the first 6 months, and 'he latter 3 y »vs. Alary Goddard for wounding Gorge Finch, with whom she was livinsr, received 14 days. Pi ilio V. de M-ury for forgery, 5 months, and M. Stimrt for the samA offence, 9 months. Nora Welch for nbondoning her child under a hedge on Pine Hill, was found not guilty. Eliza pad Margaret Massey, charged with brenking into a private dwelling, pleaded guilty ; Msiria Scanlon and Mary ofa»«ey, charged with receiving the goods stoleu by the other two, pleaded not guilty. During the gale which wus blowing on Saturday, at Dunedin, a horse and van were blown over by a gust of wind, snd the driver slightly injured. The van was smashed and the cover blown a quarter of i- mile away. A fatal accident occurred at Ihe Thames on Tuesday, it Totara Point, where a lad named Charles Robinson, employed by the contractors for the Thnmes-Kopua railway, was jammed between a waggon and the bauk, and horribly crushed to death.

On Friday laßt (says the Pr« 8), a gun accident happened at Mr Marmaduka Dixon's, Eyrewell. A enn went off »s it was being placed in a buggy. The shot killed a dog, and part of the charge lodged in the leg of Charles £ priggs, just missing Mr Dixon, who was close by. Medical aid was sent for, and Sprigg«' wounds attejded to.

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