CASUALTIES.
; A man named Henry Gay was driving along Stanmore road yesterday morning, when his horse shied at an approaching tram. -Tio, vohiclo collided with the car, Gay beine thrown out on _vis head. and sustaining slight conouesion of tho" brain. Ho was subsequently conveyed to the hospital. :•..-■■;■-, (fbxss.absocution telegram.) - -. AUCKLAND, April 27 i YVThjlo playxag in a pr-otice ga_a_-of football, a young man named Archie Ferguson, a member of the torpedo corps at Fort Cautley. sustained internal injuries, and had to be removed to Auckland Hospital. ' - INVERCARGILL, April 27. An elderly man named -icQuillan, a shepherd at Centre HiU, -has been found dead in a ditch. He was subject to fits, and it is believed that he fell from his horse, which was found on tho roadside with a stirrup goiw.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13101, 28 April 1908, Page 7
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