ACCIDENTS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20414, 8 December 1931, Page 12

ACCIDENTS.

CYCLIST HURT. Falling from his bicycle in Cashmere roud yesterday afternoon, B. A. Berry, aged 30 years, who lives at 79 Hackthorne road, hurt his left ankle and received head injuries. He was admitted to thp Christehureh Public Hospital. A FRACTURED LEG. (FK*BS iMOCIfcTIOtr TCL«S9AU.) WHANGAJIEI. December 7. \s a result of a car overturning near Waimate North on Saturday evening Mr H M. Rush worth. member foi th. Bay of Islands, suffered a fracture oi his richt leg, whieh was injured during tlie war. He also had the tendons ot his loft wrist torn. He .» progressing at the Itawene Hospital. accidental death. ' (rRKSS A9SOCIATIO* TEUBOftAM.) GUEYMOUTH, December 7. At the inquest at Blackball into the death of Lancelot Craig, aged 30, a carpenter, a verdict of accidental death through slipping " lto t} > e Arnold river oil Saturday afternoon, while working on the temporary bridgo in connexion with the dam at the hydro works ot tho Grey Power BoaTd was returned. Craig struck his head on a jagged rock and fractured his skull. A rider was added commending the heroic action ot a fellow-worker, Anthony Moore, who repeatedlv plunged into the stream and endeavoured to save his male. Craig was a native of 3nvercargiil.