ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13820, 28 November 1908, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

DROAA 7 NED. Per Press Association. AVELLINGTON, Nov. 28. A'esterday afternoon a man was seen floating face downwards in tho water near the wharf. He was rescued by Mr Opie Jones, of the Customs staff, and was taken to the Hospital. He recovered sufficiently to be able to state that his name was William Ferguson and that he was a fireman, at present out of work. However, he gradually sank and expired. It is thought that

lie. iiiu.,y nave ueeii sleeping uy aumu barrels at the end of the wharf and rolled into the water.

The woman who wears good clothes over an inferior corset repeats the folly of the man in the parable who built his house on the sand and went' out with the first flood. The costumes that fit and sit properly are always based on the P.D. Corset. The wearer looks smart, and generally makes tho most of herself. Tho wise woman wears no other. Suppose you get a P.D. now. 5