Accidents and Fatalities.
AT SEA. United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright, Sydney, June 24. On the homeward voyage of the Messageries steamer DujiVbla. Charles Saivage, a passenger, committal sjuicidc by s,hooting"himsolf. He left a letter stating he haid- a bank adcountwith the Bank of New Zealand, London aircl Auckland, for about £2200, and, to arriivej about' £SOO on J«unc llSth and £800' later. He, left instructions to pay- back to L. ,W. Nelson £850 if he (Nelson) sencls £800 to the Bank of New Zealand to his (Savage) account. 1 / . Hobart, June 24. By an inr;uah of water at the Florence mine' a miner namoLl Keatle was Idirowneid. He' and a companion had a teiu-jble race for life.- and the compaiiion barely managed to escape. Per Press Association. Chriskshurch, June 2t. • Malcolm Reg's, age^d : 4fi ye^rs, was . found dead to-tlay in a hiut in Colombo street by his mother, who last saw him alive on, May 2iJth.' The bofcly was mu,ch deeomfposed. Some years ago deceased had been subject to fit?. A carrier named fell dead in the street to-clay while unloading! .timber. t , • ! v - (j( j , , 4 - rf <.s. s •
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12291, 25 June 1903, Page 5
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