PALL FROM SCAFFOLDING:
CrRAVXLY INJUREiD BOJH-LEGS. AND ARM; F.RACTUREd! * (By^Telegraph.—Own. Corresiiondentj. , ■■ ■-. i '\; V - " "OAiIARU, Thureday. rWhile-working at the'Waitaki hydro-, electric ;power .works yesterday .after-, noon Mr. George Hesselyn, .a' .middleaged man, fell 40ft from" ecaffol'ding. and; sustained grave iujurie's, including .com- : pound fractures of both legs aiid. one a m f :,as. W ell-.as internal'injury. : He was removed to >theOamaru Hospital, .where 1 we. .condition,is still' regarded.- as. dan- 1 Serous. .•■■'•' ' H«sel3rn, who-' lives "at Oamaru, to ; work only, yesterday worhuig after several weeks' enforced wieness -through ■ an- injury. te • his < back by a similar fall.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 143, 19 June 1931, Page 11
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