ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS

Evening Star, Issue 19919, 16 July 1928, Page 6

ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS

SUCCUMBED TO INJURIES. Afrs Louisa Boer. aged iiliy-eight, residing in Dominion road. Auckland, died Tn the hospital from serious injuries to her head. She was knocked down bj a, motor car late on isatnnlay night. Press Association. DEATH AT RANKER LY. Rhoda Emma Alillar, of Ranfurly, t married woman, thirty-nine years ol ago, died suddenly in that town at 0.00 tins morning. FALL AT THEATRE. Louis AUDonald, a single man, aged twenty-seven, was admitted to tb« hospital at 11 o’clock on Saturday nighi suffering with a tractuml right leg caused through falling down the Mairi at tho Princess Theatre. Tho injured in .. n resides at 10 Stone street, Alone ingtun. MOTOR CYCLE MISHAP. Robert Forsyth was riding a moto! cvcle yesterday when the machiik skidded near "tho Portobcllo wharf, throwing him_ on to tho wharf. H< sustained hip injuries, necessitating hil removal to the hospital at I.JU pmr He is seventeen years of ‘age, au< resides at Otakou. MAORI BOY DROWNED. A Whaugarci Association messajj states that a Maori boy of eight years Curlio Maki, .was drowned in a are el at Whanauaki yesterday. He wan tiered away from Ins playmates, anj evidently rolled down the steep banl into the stream. OVER BANK—MAORI WOMAN KILLED. A Hamilton Association uiessag states that a Alaori woman, Airs WhaH wliai, was killed on Saturday nigh near Waihon, when a motor lorry ra t over a sft bank into a swamp. AH driver of the 'lorry, J. W ulker, a| peared in the court at Te Arena charged with being intoxicated i\lni" 1 charge of a vehicle. He was rcii"''