CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12174, 20 April 1905, Page 7

CASUALTIES.

A young girl^naraed Cto»J»>efcJ eon, woiking in Messrs WWtoocAe •■<« Tombs's bownaking factory, fingers almost kfftift*| cutting machine yesterday - mibf! She wm taken to ti» hospital, »*d>wM there operated upon. • ,: -Vv -*£ A man named NoUingbanv<*pJo»e* at the Southbrook flax Work*,] >haM one of his hands badly laeentM.pMriefeJ day moraing, while •eutelußg."-- --"-^ A youth named VaUanoe Wai knockedl down by some oattle at Beagionh: onj Tuesday evening, and bad hit OOlUiui bone broken, ■.-• j_*g A man named Robb, about 70yeai$| o! age, died auddenly at Timatu ye»-S terday. Hβ wm a shepherd for nS*ni| rrs on tbeßainoliff Bun, with whieh| was connected in U» eariy I iruN AseocxAMoM nuKUux.} ■-;;' THAMES, April Thomas Lupton, a miner, *£*'*?ng a aoriou* accident while tho Komata Valley, near flh«>l*a«fl quantity of quarta eU "*" f j ee and struck him on the # mm inflicting eerere W double fracture ef the *C*S.';rK l ?S| skull and other fracture*.,-:«Mft "Rf a critical condition at tte s 7^£LJP?% pital, and hU %i « Lupton was aeriously iawMWr »a,dß explosion come time b»ek. aed only;;! left the hospital a few weeka age.,BeT| in in anmarriea mm, sq ye«i_