CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13830, 6 September 1910, Page 8

CASUALTIES.

A Press Association telegram froa Tim?.™ states' that as an minister Was being driven to Tcainls , Church on .Sunday, in crossing tli* i; Opihi rhor at o treacherous .ford nes( the sea. the horso jibbed and tbrer itself down aiid was drotvned. The fotjJr occupants of the bugg>* ™' eTe throoft into the. water, but were safely aetsisted ashore. ■ ■ , - I (r?.ESS ASSOCIATION" TELEGRAMS.) ,'" I DAXNE\ r mKE» September 3. * I A well-lqjcwh settler, Mr. J. Hajt* of Umiitaoroa, when driving Lome froa tov,-n on Saturday, was thrown out ct t hi? trap. Hβ resumed his t ■ youth accompanying him, but hp d«i en reaching his home. Deceaeed *•»_ one of the earliest isettler> i« the US* trict. I W'SEDIS,. September o ! A serious accident occurred at «* old Caitow Hill brickworks this atttrnoon. Edward Tohitl. ten years o> age, and Alphor.so Ioh:II, eight yeaff' of age, broke their way into a' office where they found a Iws 9 detonators. They sc«ni to i plodod a number of thes.e «'ilh - ! brick, wltli tho reutilt that tbc *B« ! 1.,.y had to have his lnir Ire nW* t;ited at tho hospiul. The roiinfiT.: hoy has also sustaiaml injunc-i ti»* will disfigure liirn tor lite. • ,