CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17408, 20 March 1922, Page 8

CASUALTIES.

A married man named W C«« J] sidmg nt Woraster fe!l / ro «>. tho of o boose® Divisra road Riccarton, on Saturday. JiK? of the Hram. H# So admitted to t;he hospital, and *£»£. hour last night he was still (FRESS ASSOCIATION 'i&MUUA AUCKLAND, Jf Henry George BendalJ, was found in his bedrocim at tm S day with a severe wounjil iitm wMti, He died before a doctoif ceased was a mattress «& B l>ecn depressed Intel;, iße kivm M widow arid one child. { , M PQXToikwAjil The body of a man, ptesuuably tijH ed down by a recent on the river-batik abont tp tml*« mm the sea this morning. : The of medium build, clean thawm' mm was dressed in n myy wit-Ml tan and a cloth flir«rcost. fißfl was nothing in the to fIH M

Do men with tails exiijt is ktsl|jif] parts of the world P Dr. holtz, a distinguiihed Americas plorer, declares that uuch exist. .Ho has just returned years m unknown parte of mlflH where he siiyß that bo tooitd '""Mf members'of savage trifcie* wjth ,||™H of tails. "These jwople," Lnmholtz, "'are evtdenlily tin of inter-marriage with ft MiftMiflH tailed race, ments by Wsdmen of ths children with vestigesMp|| from time to time. eider their appendq|ty|H tkjKfljf. M,|l disgrace; noTertlieka»,i,4litjr «r». m\ treinely sensitive ja|OTi/iw«B, tad Sj Had difficulty to «i. # j