\ man named Samuel V\ells was conveyed from the Union S.S. Co. s collier i Weitotno to the hospital today by the WatcrMde Workers' ambulance. He had i been working in the hold when he crushed his left hand. He was attended nl the hospital, and then taken to hia home in Victoria Crnsccnt, Newmarket. St .John's Mcthodiflt Sunday School ■'wiiversarv was held yesterday. The I Rev C H* Law. 8.A.. in the morning. 'and'the Rev. K. T &X, M.A., in the nfternoon, addressed very large nmgre"ution* in tlie cveJiiiiß R.-v. A. . ]a«TV prearbod to an ovorflowing am. • ence'miny b,-in« turned from the ■ ! I \ choir of 3«>o children renS H HorilTv »•" inductor, and Mr Ray '.nor White, organist. Vror«^t a e n d a -S C co F Fowlda, Ltd.-Ad.,
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 230, 27 September 1915, Page 7
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