ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
WEDDING BELLS.
The Aotea will leave the company's wharf to-morrow morning at 10.30 a.m. and will pick up the Kai lwi school cMldrcn at Aramoho at 11 a.m. 6>ho will return to- town in time to catch the 4 p.m. train north. The fares will be Is ret:irn for adults and Gd for child ren. The- steamer will go as far up tho river as timo permits.
(Per United Press Association.) TCMARU, April 17.
At the inquest onDrysdale this -morn in" it was sliowji that lie had intended to^ahoofc hares, and the body beinff found it a gap in the fence, the pry concluded that deaxh was accidental, and uot through the trigger catching in the gorse.
MUNICIPAL ELEGTIONS.
Goran's well-kuown stables at Tay lorville are now under the proprietor ship of Messrs Youngson and Metrton, and under the new management coun try customers can rely on receiving tho very best attention. The firm have now started clipping horses; they have a first-clasa assortment of horses and ve hicles on hire, and .having engaged a first-lass breaker are prepared to re •ceive horses to be broken Ito saddle and harness. It may further be mentioned that a lavatory and waiting-room is at the convenience of ladies.
A hockey tournament ib to be played on Cook's Gard'cns to-morrow afternoon, commencing at 2.15- All members of the Old Boys' Foot ball Club are reminded of the' run this wening" starting from ,th. CoU«- «* 7.W. , Every member is particularly re quested to attend. Mcnibors of the -Women's League, and any other women, are invited to ?he meeting in the Borough Council Chambers to-morrow evening, tne pur pose of which is set forth in the adver tisement.
