WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.
SHOOTING FATALITY, GETTING THROUGH A GATE. CHRISTCHURCH RESIDENT'S DEATH. [DY TELEGRAPH.— press association.] CnßisTCHuncH, Sunday. The body of Frederick Lander Mouldey, son of Mr. E. C. Mouldey, wine merchant, was found yesterday morning on the Port Hills, above his father's residence at Heathcote, with a gunshot wound in his throat. At the inquest it was stated that Mouldey was out shooting rabbits on Friday, and chatted with a neighbour whom he left to gc to dinner. The neighbour found the body yesterday. Deceased was lying on his back with the barrel of the gun resting on his left shoulder. His left arm was over the gun, as if he had been trying to get through the gate. A verdict of accidental death was returned. THROWN FROM A HORSE. LITTLE GIRL INJURED. [DY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION. J Patea, Saturday. An accident happened yesterday to a little girl named Doris McLeod, about 12 years of ago. She was riding to school behind another girl, when a boy threw a stick at the horse, which jumped to one side, with the result that the girl was thrown heavily and sustained a compound fracture of one of her arms.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15552, 9 March 1914, Page 8
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