CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11748, 24 November 1903, Page 8

CASUALTIES.

-■■ ' ' *■ " '■ ' ' ~ A man named Henry Paftett, <a**_|£4<jg| years, was sitting on a board on th>'ftftg>l|| of his drny, which was standing in' _r_s»**'?ffl of M* Hopkins- -tore, Woolston, fa**/"I day, when, feeling the fagett joinped to th* ground, H d_3ooWf 'M his ankle, and fracturing a. siwUl bote m M ,*.£ doing. He was taken to th* C_iitti*Wclt *-Jj Hospital, where hi* injuries wsr* WSMtd \ An inquest touching the de_th m Weavers, who died suddenly. night, was held at 1 Leeston on S_wi«»y3a| before Dr. Gcsret, Withers, who nude the posed that the body was 4n* JE>£a___ signs of disease. The * tsK^l > aign of irritation or ulceration, oWUjjJPSffil contents meemtd unusual, and ns JI mended that they be sent to >R ; iU H§H§|h|| To enable this to be done the adjourned until December 6th. - (PBXSS ASSOCIATION TK-BCSUMS.)jjfl^fflH WESTPORT, Nov-_ib«r JOfflH A boy named Anthony Mclntyre, MM twelve, was drowned at WaingW** f**» , i^ day while bathing. % ].'.', "j^PJ. H. PaU, aged 69, dropped! dead jrf&gl paddock at MokihumL Death was d«a M»V 'r 9 heart disease. . DUNEDIN, NovemUrlft JIJ-fe The body found on the beach itWg >l\% Junction yesterday is to b* **»*£*; „' *' Andrew Taylor, who was drowned oi Us*/ . * I Millet's Flat dredge da the &d to*. >s l .* * \ GISBORNE, Novembg A .V. Vmem Cross, a code at * l»*hft»W; 7? camp dt Poutatt, oomm-ted rticitt ** ,(^ Sunday by cutting bis throat wkut * »' < t $ melancholy mood. •■ " - sffi * • -M