HBH 1890 August 19 Local news Mr E T ALLEN, Carlyle Street, has imported a lot of new mouldings A boy named Bertie WEST, son of Mr F WEST, fruiterer, was knocked down yesterday by a loaded dray in Emerson Street, Napier. One wheel passed over the boy's legs just above the ankles, but strange to say without breaking any bones. Dr. de LISLE was summoned, and the patient is now progressing favourably An inquest has been held today at the Ferry Hotel on the body of Mrs TAYLOR, who died suddenly on Saturday evening, before Mr H S WARDELL-coroner. Constable HARVEY conducted the inquiry. The jury of whom Captain PETERSEN was foreman, brought in a verdict of "Death from natural causes." Court news Thomas ROBERTSON was fined 5s and costs for a first offence of drunkenness. Elizabeth SNELLING- same-like offence. William DUFF, charged with being a dangerous lunatic, was remanded for medical examination.