CASUALTI

Press, Volume L, Issue 15111, 29 October 1914, Page 8

CASUALTI

Walter Hepbiirn, 34 \ ear. °' 3 * e, *!§lf|» siding at 27 gcarell street, rras admitted to tho hospital ycstofnN| ?R suffering from injuries to lus Mb Hepburn is empioyed in iw smiths''shop "at "the AdcJingron *«fl| 9 shops, and som e sparks from xaei&j&m 'Sα he was striking entered his eyes. *ja| (B Mr Arthur Cook, organiser Shearers' Union, met . R " ,^e flf motor-cycle accident while procewjgi » along the Timazu road \esicrday &™3|l|tt ing. Mr Cook had left Kaikoura, and was. travelling at ft *SS| in of about eight miles an hour, dog rushed out at him. liop,"ns *°*J3|ij|l distance the do?. Mr Cook pat speed, but the dog caachi llj P_ ja s c and Mr Cook was ■bn/ua- , . «\». **|!!f|pifi heavily, and receiving .tn -i-'o several inches lons on I: is. ior wiHS returned \to Waimatc; vlv] wound stitched up. j''t6£Hm The Mtirchison correiDO-'deut Neison '-"Colonist" tc'iep.arlied day that Mr Kobert Giilng hte« verden, had been found de d mJil l at Matakitaki that nmrnir-S- i l, ceased, who had suffered tor years from minor's phthi'-is WJS iorty-fire years of age, and up An 'inquest was to have ht<?« * i£Mssm