ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXVIII, Issue 306, 29 December 1892, Page 2

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

$ [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION-] Donbdin, December 23. Paul Tilly, 20 years of age, was drowned m the harbor this morning by the capsizing of a boat. He and three others were sailing across the bay when the hat of one blew off. They put about to recover it, and m doing so the boat capsized. The accident waa observed, but Before the boat reached them Tilly sank. The other three were recovered nearly exhausted. An extraordinary fatality occurred at South Dunedin to day. A number of boya were engaged m kite flying, when a lad aged 12 named Fiddis, boo of painter, trod on the kite of another boy named Foggarty, aged about 13, Poegarty struck him a blow, knocking him down. Fiddis died very shortly afterwards. Poggarty has been arrested. December 29. Fogarty was before the Police Court today, and formally remanded till to-morrow. The inquest on the deceased will be held this afternoon. The salvage sale of drapery is now on at London House. Men's clothing and mercery department m temporary premises opposite. Great reductions are being made m all departments to clear the present stock. Those requiring drapery or clothing should visit this clearing eale of salvage goods. During the re-building of our premises, the dressmaking is being carried on as usual m the premises opposite London Houao. — Shale ahd Hay. A toilet luxury m every respect s Ayer's Hair Vigor never fails to restore the youthful freshness and color to faded and grey hair. It also eradicates dandruff a^cl pre« yenia the hajr from falling,

to go to great lengtha for conscience Bake, the chances are that he is a greater admirer of the C&tholics than the opposing religious bodiaa are. The introduction of religious beliefs into politics ia m any ease bad form, and, bs has been Bhown m the cases of Sir Robert Stout, Mr Ballance, Mr Bradlangh, be3ide3 many others, ia of no avail, for a man may bs a good politician and yet not a Christian. We are" not assuming for a moment that Mr Buick 13 not the most orthodox of the orthodox, bat be he ever so heterodox, it matters not one whit to the political feelings of his supporters, As to Single Tax. ho has apparently quite dropped that,— Ed. M.BL] CftisAT Northern Debby.— The straight tip is Bt Hippo, named after our celebrated all wool colonial tweed men's suits at 355, tailor made and shrunk, well worth double the price. The largest and best assortment o£ men's, boys', and youths' straw hats at 13, 2a, to. 63 6d. A big display of new summer silk ties m &11 colors, 9d, la, to 2s 6d. Men's regatta shirta at 2s lid, dirt cheap at 4s 6d. Also the celebrated double milled Oamara saddle tweed trousers at 16s 6d, never sold under 253, at R. Allan's Market Street,