CASUALTIES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10417, 20 July 1895, Page 4

CASUALTIES.

(Pbk United Press Association.) AtjckLaxd, jaly 19

An old resident named James -Tyler, a blacksmith, 68 years of age, was found dead in bed.

■ T . ■ Wan&antjj, July 19. l\. was reported to the police to-day that an old man named David Smith, liviDgin a whare at ,\\ arangai, near Wangauui, was barced to death on Tuesday night, and only his body was found among the debris .

Wkllinqtos, July 19. News ha 3 been received of the death on board the Gothic, ou hsr homswsrd voyage, of Mr W. H. Warren, a well-known resident, who was taking tbe trip for the berafit of his health. He used to be secretary to the Wellington- School Corainissicners, and sborfch&Bd siattar at tha WeJlipjton.Coilege and the Girls' High School. Chbjstchubch, July 19. James Eaton, 65 years of "age, died suddenly to-day.

■ WAULSffiE, July 19. A 10-year-old daughter of J. Pascoe, a ssttkr at Nukaroa, was severely burned on Tuesday evening by her clothes catching fire. Thegiil was taken to the hospitsl this mosniag, bst died this evening from the effect of the bnras.

Cost of Living Is steadily decreasing, cayouk cigabs are wonderfuU? cheap ft 8 for Is 3d. — It is said that lemonade is a microbe-de. siroyer, since tho bacilli of cholera and typhoid fevereanEot tsßiatthßae{ds,eEpecially the powerful eiirie jioJd of the lemon. "Oasgrais," declares an authority, "will destroy a!> the microbes ia a quart of water." V Supwio^iesondall dispute, is the gupcrla. ttve qitalrty pi- Ascot tobacco. -. BUt<-«a.