ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
On Sunday a young man named FleweHen, son of Constable Flcwellen, of Richmond, was riding a bicycle down the hill to Sumner, from Lyttelton, when he lost control of his machine and received a severe fall. He lay for sopie time unconscious, but afterward* managed to walk to Sumner, where Memn Phillips and Carter attended to his wounds, which consisted of two cuts on the head. His thigh was also bruised. Flewcllen wa* tben driven home, calling at Dr. Hunt's on the way for medical attention. - ■'>-'■
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9522, 15 September 1896, Page 3
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