INTERPROVINCIAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14195, 12 January 1917, Page 4

INTERPROVINCIAL.

— ■» i — i — — (Per Press Association.) • AUCKLAND, this day. At the, inquest on the body of Frederick Carroll, aged j65, found drowned in tha harbor, a verdict wa3 returned tfhat. he committed .suicide, while his mind wks affected by illness and suffering. The evidence showed, that ho _ .lived on private means without, working, but laterlv he was short of morey. WANGANUI, last night. Despite inquiries by the police, the identity of the man who was killed at Aramoho yesterday, by . falling under a train has not been established, but as the result of communications with the police, at Ingle wood, from which place deceased evidently obtained, a railway.' ticket . found in his pocket, "it- is surmised that the victim was William Urry, who resided in that district. A brother,; is: on his way to Wanganui to assist in -identification. MASTERTON, this day. Jackson, a private telegraph linesman, was killed- this morning by a motor car accident at- • Wertiwevti Hill,, •■ near "MasteYton. ■ • • WELLINGTON, this day. . Obituary: Mi*. J. H. Kirby, well-' known- in th© , teaching and journalistic professions, aged 74 years. He. was formerly headmaster at- A11,, -Saints'" School,' Dunedin, and was secretary of the South Canterbury Education Board. He ! was actively connected for ...m'a'ny years with the pwess-yox- Canterbury, Marlborough,. Napier, fWairarapa, : and Dannevirke. ' : /