ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8938, 3 July 1905, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

IPBKSS ASSOCIATION.]

NAPIER, July 2. The body of Daniel McAlistef, who has been iiiissing from the Port since Wednesday last, was found in th© "Iron Pot" this morning. The body was fully clothed, and there were no marks of violence about it. It is assumed tliat, as the body was found near the spot where the trawler pilot on which McAlister was working was berthed on Wednesday night, that deceased mi going on board the vessel must have slipped and fallen overboard. J hs A 3 ** H - Haydon, wife of a post office official, was found dead in bed early this morning. She had been suffering from weakness of the hc«rt.

' • CHRISTCHURCH, July 1. An old man named Charles Bird, who was taken to the hospital on June 18, suffering from injuries to Ids hip and groin caused, so ho stated, by. a collision with a coach on the day before, died from the injuries last night. The Inquest was opened this afternoon, "and adjourned to enable the police to procure evideneo.

SENT NINE BOTTLES OF CHAMBERPRIE^n COUGH BB ? IEDY T0 HER "A lady customer of mine was bo well pleased with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which she had used for her children when snfferinj* from.' colds and croup,? says.,F. W. J. Fletcher, a' chemist at Homebush, Victor ja, "that during a fortnight's time •h* obtained at my shop ''nine bottles, which, she sent to her friends in different parts of the* state, telling them how much good it ; had done and advising them to give it a trial." Sold by W. K. 'Wallace, &awera.^.Advt. « ,■;.? When Influenza stalks the land; lia jQrippe or' bronchial trouble.; . Or crbpy ooaeha are going round Our misery to double. Would you, from every cough and cold, Keep yon and yours secure? . ThereNj one, and only one advice — ' Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

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