CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15459, 11 December 1915, Page 16

CASUALTIES.

—» » Yesterday afternoon, short!v before on,- o clock,' -Miss Pressor, lfving in uollostoTi sVreet, Has knocked over bv a tram at.the corner of Cashel street suit! Mannum- road. The tram -was "fling towaids town. and ".vas .slowing up. As it- approached the stonping placo the man noticed Miss' Prosper oil "tho loot path, and the noxt thing ho was av,T»Te of was that she had been knocked/over. Apparently she stepped eft the 'footpath right in front of the * I;U1 v. ■ s,,sf;> ' nc d slight concussion of the..' I)rain ami ><>nie abrasions and was rnuoved 10 the Hospital. (rp.ES.i ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGEAJI.) AUCKLA.YD, December 10. 5U an inquest on Joseph Milicich. an Austrian boy, aged .•-even, who died while under an anaesthetic administered for an operation, tbe Coroner found thai death was due to an unusual gland and that the anesthetic had been properly and skilftiMy administered. Y\ hf.UNf.'rOX, December 10. A ninn named Frederick Spencer a passenger on the -Now Plymouth cxpn>s. wa> fataliy .injured while the t -whs pii.-sing Miinalcau this evenin;;. He apparently had his head out of the. window, and the tablet exchanger arm. after taking the tabh-t tro;n ;h;> engine and springing back, *d^oMTHh''l a;id struck Spencer a fearful M.r.w (in the head, The man was re;nove.-| to t:t-- Otaki Iloenital, where lie died an hour later. Soencer formerlv lived in Petone, and had lately been shearing up country.