Correspondence.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3239, 25 June 1889, Page 2

Correspondence.

UplmMt I tiiß .inatuhttli at ' it^ceurrci,'., Ijlibotfrbyihe guiird'nhd tlio : We3tinghpuso brake .was applied fe;|y'e«cli fiiaiultftheously. The carriage U ran a- dUt'arice of about twentj{yards S'/when 'thei-'.strain on. the couplings Vj\ ovwtumed it, and it (ell'over to the L' westward, the'couplings breaking in I'V- jijjfalli: The lino is not much used |;V Jlyfravellcre, ami thoro were only \'\ "about fifteen passengers in (he. train. r ' Of these only three or four warn in I ( , the overturned carriage', and ihrtu L' K bf them wero women. They were ■retaken out of.tko carriage through the y<| upper windows in an unconscious ■ condition, It was found that though |r-S(itfering from the shock and slight I. 'concussion, thoir injuries .were not of ' a dangerous character, 'i'ho closest inspection w mado of the wheels, as in tho case of tiio exactly, similar m* '* , accident at North Melbourne, when ■i ' v - two people wero killed, but no discovory can bo made to throw any HA light on the cause of tho accident. Hamlol: "The air bites shrewdly." r >f >• " It is a nipping and an eager ait, |* ' my Lord." the philosophic Dane fy - lived in out day and city, he would, with \\ thousand of other intelligent oitfoens, havo *i\\ sought and obtnincG, the true Safeguard, j .. v cood, liDntßt, Flannel, at To Aro House, ?>'/> , Wellington. '-/ , "Tho wind that blows" and "the air" that • ' '- "biles Bbrcwdly" would have been auocesa. 'lully defied by selecting from Ihe many (Jffont makes at Flannel that are to had , t iQfu Aro Houeo, Wellington.