ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 939, 5 October 1910, Page 4

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

BETWEEN FLY-WHEEL AND ' ENGINE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association J v Auckland, October 4. At the inquest on the boy, Williaar Millar, who was killed by falling "between a fly-wheel and an engine at* Parkinson's monumental works, the jury, ' returned a verdict of death by misad--venture, and added a rider to the effectsthat it is. of the utmost importance that in all cases of suction-gas engines oal automatic starter should bo lised. FOUND LEANING IN WATER-CASE* -' Hastings, October 4. Andrew Low, 72 years of age, 'was' found leaning in a water .barrel, oonJ taming 15 inches of water. He was/ quite dead. Deceased suffered from rheumatism, and in a fit of despondJ ency five months ago, attempted suicido by cutting his throat. An inqueai/ is being held. ■ \ INSPECTOR FOUND DEAD. , - 1 * Auckland, October -4., John S. Goodwin, ex-Inspector of Schools for Auckland, and who has been! ' acting temporarily as Inspector of man Catholic Schools, was found dejwj in Andrews's stables at Otahuhu. STATE MINE ACCIDENT, ' Greymouth, October-4: _ The fact of two men dving from in»j juries through falls" of the roof in, l the>! State mine within'one week is causrngV great anxiety here. The- ! coronet ' opened an inquest this morning, "but( only took evidences of identification,* the inquiry being' adjourned pending the arrival of tho Inspector of Mines.