FATALITIES & ACCIDENTS
1 j [United Phess Association.] j AUCKLAND, M outlay. ; A child named Charlotte Riley aged five months, was burnt- seriously about tho arms and face .11 her home in New-ton-road yesterday. The accident, oci curred through a* kerosene lamp upsett lng ' INVERCARGILL, Monday. Tho "Southland Times" Otautau correspondent reports that a man named Frenderick Nikol, a German settler on a small section at the edge of the peat bog at Drummond^ was found dead this afternoon. Deceased had been summoned to appear at the Magistrate's Court on Wednesday to answer a charge of cruelly ill-treating some of his children by tyj ing their hands and feet and then flo~- ' ging them. WELLINGTON. Monday. While playing football to-day a you up man named. John O'Donohue. who is a stoker at the electric light works, had a , leg broken.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 April 1908, Page 4
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