THREE ACCIDENT CASES.
| . j FROM SEA, FARM AND STREET. Through being caught between the anchor cable and the steamer's bulwarks, a seaman named Mr. Charles Hanson, of Morningside, had his chest injured on board the trawler Serfib yesterday evening. The vessel was off Brown's Island at the time. The injured man was ! brought up to Auckland and taken to | the General Hospital. I Mr. William Duncan, a young man I living at Karaka, was admitted to the i hospital yesterday evening suffering i from a broken jaw, the result of being , thrown from a horse. I Knocked down by a motor car in Beach Road last evening, Mr. William James , Boyce, of Goring Road, Edendale, was j injured about the face, and had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. %
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 168, 17 July 1924, Page 4
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