CASUALTIES.
A small boy named T. Duffey, who lives with his parents in Walker street, fell and fractured a leg while playing at the West Christchurch School yestewlav morning. He was admitted to the Hospital. ;L. Jones, aged 21, while cycling through the Square yesterday morning, collided with another cyclist, and was thrown from his machine. He was taken to the Hospital suffering fronj concussion and shock. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELSOBIH.) NELSON, November 30. At the inquest on Edward Burton, a verdict of accidentally.drowned was returned, no blame being attachable to anyone, i The Coroner highly commended the action of Oliver Burton in attempting to savo deceased, but said he found tlhat appalling indifference or unaccountable ignorance had been shown by several other persons, not amounting to criminal negligence.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17317, 1 December 1921, Page 9
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