CASUALTIES.
(Per .UyiTEn-'FJiBSs Associatios.)■•■ Natibb, December .30. ; j A married woman named Annie Springgay/ residing in Harding's road, Spit, was found dead in bod to-day. At the inquest death was; shown to bsve rs-ralted from heart disease. The j husband is working at Gisborne. 1 CirßiSTCHUitca, Dccsmber 30.----i Mrs T. S. Foster. Jady principal of.. the Chriatehurch Girls' Hish School and wife of the head master of the Ohristchurch West District School, died suddenly this afternoon at Kangiora, where she was visiting her husband* I lelatiotiß. Heart disease is supposed to be the j canse of death. Mr Fostetis away on a cycling tour to the West Coast.
A labourer named 'Junyis Rannie. residing at H«iot, wis found dead iv bed at an early hour yesterday morning. When he weut to bed at 9 o'clock oil the previous night he was in good * Susan Morrison was admitted to the hoßpital yesterday sufferiog from a fracture of the left ,Ug, ciinscd through failing down the sUircase at the Gridiron Hotel.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10999, 31 December 1897, Page 2
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