ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12896, 6 February 1906, Page 5

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES.

DEATH OF LADY UREY.

United Press Association—Per Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received'9.so p.m.. Feb-u.iry Slh. I.OXDOX. February 5. Lady Grey, who was thtuwn out of her carriage a day or two ac<» a Fsllowden, has succumbed to her injuries. The King telegraphed to her husband hi* deepest sytnjxithy.

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AUCKLAND. Ftbimry 5. _Mr (J. T: Wilkinson. <;<>vcrnnient Xa» live A get:. 3: .id tea at O: ■■i«ihsnsra at- 5.3D on.Sunday. ?nd scemc l in u-<» 5 health. A few bnnrs later he mm* '::« wad dead in Ihe tail way station. Ts* ?« «•«* m fig«* of violence. and a. mcdir.v' tx.i.mss.'Jtrna will be made to ascertain the «.,•»** desta.

XAPTKI'. 3.

Robert Alfred SiHwcll. , 33 vc ~y. was thrown firm hw V..-»ir}f al Porangahaa on JMatd.iy. MnrJaMjetJ injuria from which he dud Hi-<by. An inquest, is x»«« corjsid*r>c4 r.cc<«.*.i»y.

WKI.LIXOTOX. Fchnsarr 5.

The body * f a man has 1k«2» fotmd near Terawhiti. The remain* ate tnach dtwsn* posed, and unlikely to be Idcr.l siicd. They are probably those of a iisaa lost free*, a passing vessel.

OAMARU. Ftbniarr 5,

Mr Peter CVicUbum. ar "Id identity, ,aged about 60. dropjxd dead nntaide hi* lw?rding hou!>e early thi* morning. Ik ■wag a biker by trade, and had been ailiaj; f"r a long time. Heart f.i'.lr.nc and dtojwy were, the cswe « f dwtb. Xs» in'juwt will be held. .„...■

PUXKMN. KtljnjMT 5. The body of Dsr'wi Her»s«*TOi, *Js» Ml off tlie Morning Light dredge at Cremwell, ww recmrtreil on {UwnU*.

Mr Alexander Ikncic, SO years of age. a single tn.-us, tnct tri?h .m accident ht the KaitansaU mine ifci* afternoon by a. fill of c&al. torn 15s cffect« of wJiscJi he died ihsee beam later.