ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 274, 22 November 1901, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

PEE PBESB ASSOCIATION. Auckland, November 21. Dr. Flemiog, of Tauranga, was gored in the abdomen by a bull, which entered his garden when being swum ashore. His condition is serious. Mrs. Fleming was also knocked down, but not seriously hurt. • Invercabgill, November 21.

The body of T. J. Stott, a printer, was found hanging in a cellar at Hallenstein's building, in Esk-street, this afternoon. Stoti, who worked on the top flat, had been complaining about his head for some days, and was last seen alive in the office about 5 o'clock the previous, evening. He had been j five years here, and is said to have been foreman in a Geelong printing office. He was a man of strong temperance and religious convictions, and his demeamour in the debating society of the cbunh he attended had frequently been remarked upon as decidedly peculiar. He had used a strap to strangle himself, and his feet were squarely planted on the floor.

I The Chief Postmaster at OhristI church has sent the following telegram Ito the Secretary of the General Post Office: miles from Cheviot) reports that mail coach and horses blown over Goat's Hill, two miles south of Oonway. Creed, the driver, badly hurt, coach smashed, three horses not yet recovered."