ACCIDENTS AND EATALITIES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7874, 8 January 1904, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND EATALITIES.

Per Press Associatko.

AUCKLAND, January 7 At. Mcunjb Eden to-day a boy named Lpraine Drawer, six year* old, .was drowned in a tank at his parents' residence. A native named Caleb Rqtaua, residffite near Huntly, wa* Killed! tltis itotnimt ttr ' a horse falling oa him wwT KpeafcW ni» neck. ■ , ' ' ' > * "

WANQANUI, 7, i A railway porter named -Thomas Bar"tosli, while engaged ift collecting tick-its en ,che out-going train thfe, aftepnW, fell : when passing from one carriage tf^'^» other. His arm was badly bwMenfanS lie was severely bruisedl • *, MASTERTON,? Ja^utt^r' 7 During the run of the- I*4^, train; fro** ' Wfc ttingfcon tonight, « pS£n3 Albert EdWfe, who wSSi X ed aU city hospital for, oSK&jfirf I the throat, was. sewed 1 Trfth % v iole»* fit >J , of coughing and bwfce a oW-vess^oV- i ing almost immediately, Deceas^r wh« , *» accompanied by h£ J year-old daughter, was coming te 'ctAe^B fcon to fcakeoveratoardlng-Boase. , *^fl

A scar from a bura or scald is, often dreaded more t^aa .the pain that i? mflieted.. Ghambfcfitoft Kin Balaam h»k the injured part in i ess time thau, any othes trc^meixt, and' unless the iniwrv is a severe one- no fcCa » will' be left. Oneapplication, gives relief. Try it. W. n\ Wallace sells it.—Advt.

TVchjoumi R. Jackson aact Co. will' hoM stock sales at Wa*g«anui oi» Wednesday and at Weriey on Friday/ A purse was found in the Ofitt^^l I-towso on Saturday night. f ip^llli