ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS

Evening Star, Issue 16079, 3 April 1916, Page 4

ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS

j .i iie i.coy ,u .'.'.luniks Howap was found ;at v;r:ent.:il lis,;-, -Wellington. The de- ! ciwKKi, who v.-.as .••in elderly man, was for- ! mer.y a carrier, but nothing is known as j to iiis recent doings or liow he cot into ! 'J.ip •:'•.■';■■•;■. I Peter Sullivan, who fell off the express near be.-ido-rn on Thursday, and had his ; toot crushed and other injuries, died in the Tinin.ru Hospital on Saturday. A child named Evnest Hay ward died at Auckland from soalds received through tehing over an oil stove. 3 An elderly woman was admitted to tho Hospital on Saturday afternoon suffering from wiocjv. She was knocked over by a motor bicycle when alighting from a, tranicar in George street. Captain Kobert Strang, while out at Black Head with a. walking partv. was struck with great force on the temple by ,/ a. stone, which is thought to have been dislodged by a rabbit from tho hill.siVte above. He was knocked down and rolled over on to n sharp stone below—a distance, of about 25ft—and was severely! cut and bruised He was conveyed to' the Hospital, where he is making' satisfactory progress.