ACCIDENTS.
HEART' FAILURE. Mrs Cowle.s.. wife of Mr Richard John Cowles, 64 years of up', died suddenly at- the house of Mr William | .Hawkey, Princes:; street, at !) a.m. | yesterday. Deceased had been in good ' health tip to a. lev,- l'linutes before her i denth; it is understood that the cause ■or death was heart failure. As no doe- • tor had attended her the usual certilicate could not bo given, and an iuoucst w ill bo held bv IMr Day. District Coroner, to-day, at 0.3!) a.m. Prior to her death iVTrs Cowles had been stopping with hor husband at Mr Hawkey's place. | CAR HUH LEI) DOWNHILL. j MANY PERSONS INJURED. | H'K-ss Aaooeiatian-By Telegraph-Copyright j Received l.i) a.m.. May 30th. j MELBOURNE,'May 29. J A sensational accident happened at J "'.Valhalla.. A party of eleven adults j ;:u infant and child, were travelling jin th<> Lon;i Tunnel Company's loco j train when the car overturned, and. ! hurled the party down liill. The ea.r j fell on the too of the occupants, and j all were- injured: the most serious be- ! ins; Mrs Hazelwood, who is hurt in- ' ternally, Mrs Dawson fractured arm, j aiul Phillips (an i:if;i' I~i a fractured ' .skuli, the last named being hopeless.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14211, 30 May 1910, Page 5
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