FALL FROM A CART

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 97, 19 January 1924, Page 8

FALL FROM A CART

ACCIDENT AT TRENTHAM. Tho death of a widower named Richard Horne, 33 years of age, was inquired into by the Coroner (Mr. G. Riddell, S.M.). yesterday. Evidence was given_ that on Sunday deceased was driving from his home at Trentham to tho Hutt River to collect some goods there, and through the cart rolling into a rather deep hole in the road ho was thrown out. His head struck a stone, and his condition was such op the Monday that he was removed to'the hospital. At 5 p.m. the following ■ day he lost consciousness. He was - operated upon, but died at 8.30. The Coroner found in accordance with medical testimony that deceased died from a fractured skull, caused through his accidentally falling from a cart. The police at the inquiry were represented by Sergeant Duke. PLAYING AT NIGHT. CHRISTCHURCH’S MUSICIAN’S INDIGESTION ENDED BY ANTIACIDO. ‘‘Dancing hour after hour may be enjoyable enough to the dancer, but the players need a good constitution,” eaid a 'Christchurch musician. “To play my instrument necessitates a bent position, and playing night after night had ruined my ingestion. Despite the loss it would have meant to me, I was about to give it up when, .fortunately, I was introduced to Anti-Acid >. “I owe Anti-Acido everything—my health and my living. AVhereas I was in ‘physical’ despair, now I can eat anything.” It does not matter how severe your indigestion or dyspepsia, you can 'rely on Anti-Acido; it is guaranteed to make you well. Begin with AntiAcido to-day. 2s. 6d. all chemists and stores. AA 7 holesale agents: Shariand and Co., Ltd.—Advt.