ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 98, 22 October 1904, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

[BY TELEGRAPH— PRESS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, This Day. James Marson, aged 65, died suddenly of heart disease last night while attending service at a Tent Mission at Mount Roskill-road. Deceased was formerly in the Herald lithographic department for nearly 40 years, Tbut retired six months ago owing to failing health. WESTPORT, This Day. Recce Brown, aged 26, single, has been drowned m the Mokihinni River. He was whitebaiting, when he lost his footing, and was carried away by the cur ent. The body has been recovered. GISBORNE, This Day. A girl aged two years, daughter of Mr. James Boyce, of Waipiro Bay, after playing about a yard was missed, and soarch being made she was found drown ed in a concrete tank. INVERCARGILL, This Day. Barratt, whose wife and child perished in the fire which destroyed his home this morning at \Voodlands, was a recent arrival from Canterbury. He was severely scorched in attempting to rescue his wife, whose room was like a furnace when he tried to enter it. He is in the hospital. The origin of the fire is unknown. A gusty north was blowing at the time, and it may have blown some hangings on to a light The unfortunate man reached a house some miles away, clad in his pyjamas and an old coat.

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