ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
OAR TRIDG E EX PLOSION
By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. (Received April 30, 10 a.m.) LONDON,' April 29.
A Paris message says that ten. children of Grenoble exploded cartridges. All aro seriously injured, and one is dying.
[Pbr Press Association'.] BLENHEIM, April 30.
William Reginald Cook, headmastei' of tlio Ronwick School, and lately of North-East Valley School. Dunedin, died suddenly here as the result of an operation. He was thirty-five years of ago, and wns trained under Mr Murray, of the North-East Valley School.
SUICIDE AT ST MARTINS,
A young married woman named Mary Jane Thomas, twenty-eight years of age, committed suicide at her residence, 50, Beckford Road, St Martins, last night. She had been despondent lately. Her husband, who is a labourer, was away from home. This morning a neighbour went, to the house but found the doors locked. The husband was communicated with and ho broke into tho house, and found that the deceased had hanged herself to the handle of the bedroom door.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10756, 30 April 1913, Page 6
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