CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12647, 10 November 1906, Page 10

CASUALTIES.

YACHTING ACCIDENTS. §| (PBESS ASSOCIATION TKLBG*AM.) -.<s? AUCKLAND, 9. i A lad named Arnold F. Adeane *W/''| drowned et St. Holier'e Bay WBg».|| Ho was ono of a yachting pnrty of 'n**|s| an<l was Btoorinjj when tho tiller taehSi&is and he foil overboard. His body taken out from the* water as it W"*||| sinking. Artificial respiration ••fJf tried for thre« jiours, but without e»?2| foot. .?:|i' Several narrow pseapo* from dro#D*,'i ing oociirrod in tho H»rl)cwir to-de|ji;| WToraJ ynchte V>oing capsized in con*** || qimnro of fiqujilly woathfr. In ono <*■• || a father and his two datightwe ««re J| out in a RaiJiny boat wbrn tio oapsizod and sank, leaving tho the maet ju*st out of water. The iaixW clung to the ma?t, while the t | neither of whom could swim, wcrek«P»i;v| afloat by their clothes, until a«li'| anco arrived. ! :.^

(nißS* ASSOCIATION TELrcnAM.«.) J GIIKYMOITTH, November 9. ' At tho sports meeting to-day, .*"?,> ing a bicvclc rare, fl serious accident' < h«7*ponf..i to a young man iianwd Ti«* , Uwr, to Itc<'ftoii. In ro ""~" ' iiii; ont« of tlio l»cii(k on tli<> t'rock'jff" l - !o:ir"s jhmlhl in on" of tIK» p<*» <jf tl«« !«-ii(.-<-. and ];<• «a*i thrown WKli , c.n»kifl.<i-altl<* lon-" on to ihe rail, nj j\ was Ua/lly injui-wl about tlio cbmt , ff head, and wa* removud uj tho hospit** ?,'