SUDDEN DEATHS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 56, 7 March 1914, Page 6

SUDDEN DEATHS

Two old men died suddenly at the Ohiro Old Men's Home last nignt. Jajaes Bevan, over eighty year* of age, an old-age pensioner, who was brought from the Upper Hutt by Constable Mahony on Thursday, wa* restless during the night, and on going outeido feu down. One of the inmates who heard him followed soon afterwards and found the old man dead. Henry Pike, aged sixty-three years, who was admitted to tho Home in July last, vrenfc to bed as usual last night, and died quietly in his sleep. An inquest was held this mornng by Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M., Coroner, who returned a verdict of "Died from heart failure" in both cases.

Messrs. Gualter, Dykes and Co., 149, Featherston-streefc, advertise a list of furnished and unfurnished houses to lot in citj; ami suburbs; also an eight-roomed residence at Waikanae. A stock sale" will beheld at Pahautonui at 1 p.m. on Tuesday next by Messrs. Dalgety and Co.. Ltd. Mwrs, SUibbs and Hewitt have for sale a farm described as completely flocked and in good working order. Mr. A. .Tame3on. National Secretary. Y.M.C.A.'n, New Zealand, .■••peaks ni the V.M.C.A. men's meeting at, 4 p.m.'tomorrow (Sunday). All , men invited. Strangers' tea at 5 p.m. At Ihe Blenheim Hibernian Sporls. lo be held on Tuesday. 17th March, £200 will bo offered in prize money. ■ There will bp a moonlight. evcurAion to Rona. Bay on Monday evening under (ha auspices of (ho Central Mission Silver Band. Earl Grey will be the guest of the New Zealand Club and the Wellington rneni-bei-3 of the Ro.val Colonial Tn&h'tutc at a luncheon at, tho Concert. Chamber of tho To'vrn Hall oh Tuesday nexl. Entries for the Easier attraction- at N»»wi?, tho uunusl M union 1, ißtotulionftvy, fend paatHis Competltious clue ub 14th