ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13704, 19 September 1908, Page 5

ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES

SIR T. F. BUXTON THROW}?.. Frew Asaociation-ByTeleKTuph-Copyrijjht LONDON, Sept. 17/ Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, a.'fonifcr, governor of South Australia/ wa*, thrown ifitan his •; lnorse' At Eltbarn * Abbey myti a -mucli shaken. It is feared that hd. sraainjured internally. PROFESSOR COLLINS, LONDON, Sept. 17. At the inquest on the body of Professor Churston Collins, » verdict of accident. death was returned, , - v A FEARFUL FALL. HOB ART, Sept, 18. , l Two men named Bain and Risely were ascending the new waterworks in a lucked which became detached, wad . fell'JifcOtt*,. They were smashed /(to piect, A BARQUE OVERDUE. Per Presa Association. DANNEVIRKE, Sept 18. By an , accident <o the • Herbertville coach to-day caused bytho D of ti» swingle-tree breaking, the coacli complete* ly cap.«ixed into a gully about 20 fetofc deep. Mrs Wstfc was internally injuafled and the driver (Saunders) / was severely" crushed by the front wbe4- MMj* Burling and child * were > slightly lijpi, and other passengers wero bro&ed and A man named Blair "W|« . pinned tt fidfer" tho coach by the BplasbFoard ratwgid# his neck, but miraculously escaped a few scratches. WESTPORT, Sept. 18, A boy named Kelly, aged seven years, was riding on an empty cod wagon a* Granity yesterday. He fell off and wa# run over bv several wagons and instantly killed.