BULLS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 244, 14 September 1932, Page 5

BULLS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, Sept. 12.

An inquest was held by the District Coroner, Mr F. C. Wilson, during the week-end into the circumstances surrounding the death of the youth, John McCullum, which occurred at Parcwanui on Saturday afternoon. Evidence of identification was given by Mr John McCullum, senr., of Wellington, the lad's father; also evidence by Mr W. It. Jamieson (the employer of deceased), S. L. Harris (who found the body), H. L. Harris (a neighbour) and Dr F. J. Watson (who was on the scene shortly after the mishap). The Coroner returned a verdict that the youth died instantaneously of a broken neck through a horse falling on him. Following is the draw for a bogey match, to be played by the Rangitikei Ladies’ Golf Club on Thursday Mrs Goodall v. Mrs Hendry, Mrs Mackay v. Miss N. Wilson, Mrs McDonell" v. Miss Walker, Mrs Duncum v. Mrs De Burgh, Mrs Anderson v. Mrs Drew, Miss Bailey, v. Miss Brookie, Mrs Carter v. Mrs Harris, Miss R. McKclvie v. Mrs Tricker, Mrs MclCelvio v. Miss D. Perrett, Mrs Scott v. Miss N. McKelvie, Mrs Prichard v. Miss Palmer, Mrs Caldow v. Mrs Smart, Mrs Gould v. Mrs 11. Pearce, Mrs W. Pearce v. Miss Stevens. Miss P. Price v. Mrs Russell, Mrs Collier v. Miss Pagan. Any of the above unable to play are asked to notify Mrs Goodall as soon as possible.