ACCIDENTS.
(By Telegraph.-Own Correspondent!
WHANGAREI, this ctay. A boy three years old, son of-Ml W. Cossill, met with a painful acciqefly yesterday. A quantity of mil& "*7? saucepan was left on the fire to s&W and the child pulled the sauce PaiVl^ scalding himself over a great portiM. of one side. He is badly ihjureU^W Sweet was promptly in attendance^' the little sufferer. <■? i PAEROA, tm 'ogio 07 Mr T. Snodgrass accidentally WBm ped and broke his leg near the anKif | yesterday. He was taken to Thames Hospital this morning-
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 28 February 1901, Page 4
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