ACCIDENT AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13356, 21 December 1906, Page 2

ACCIDENT AND FATALITIES.

Per Press Association. ' * ' ' "' \Tellingt6h, December 61. "The body of Henry 1 Charles Cooper, 35 years old, , was fownd Jin the harbour. Cooper had >been missing since yesterday. Indications - point to - his x falling" in nW water whil© bathing h!is feet.--' '■ - • ;<• i -r ■' l-\ /.Wairoa, ; B*eoem;ber 21.. • TheVvictimiof-." the "drowning, at Ra- , raana; was , named r^Eongo,. . noit JEfajn- ' ' December 21. F The , inquest., on. the death of Mjrs Kensington 'was,' continued, to-diay. ..The Coroner) in suonjning up, tiwj weight of' "evidence • was that the la : dies tried" td* v dodge 1 the car; and H was for the jury to say wwhetherr r the driver o the_ ;fire brigade tn'cHJbr ■• 'had 'exercised proper care. »," ■ . - ■ ■• ■

The West End' School is to Td-open on February 4th. The foundation of lifelong ill-hoalth may be laid for young girls by. failure to keep their strength and health up to normal. Steams' Wine is best for them because it is a true- tonic. 1