ACCIDENTS
I ♦ —- 1 FALL FROM HORSE | i rfRISS ASSOCIATION lILCGIUM.) i BLENHEIM. March 19. | Mr Frank Fairweather, of Stronvar | Station, was picked up on the station [ unconscious on Thursday. He was brought to hospital, but has not reI gained consciousness yet. Apparently i he fell from a horse and fractured his I skull. BABY DROWNED '. ''IRISS AS SOU ill.;* TELEGRAM.) • BLENHEIM. March 19. Wallace Orchard, aged 16 months, j son of Mr Wallace John Orchard, of ■ St. Onicr, Kenepuru Sound, was | drowned in the sea near his parents' ■ residence yesterday. No details of the ; accident are available. CARS COLLIDE .rST.33 ABSOLUTION Tri.tOBAM.) NELSON. March 10. On Sunday evening, at 7.30 o'clock. • two cars met in a head-on collision ; at Oldham's Creek bridge, four miles from Nelson, on the main highway. M. P. Russell, a city councillor, the driver cf one car, was thrown forward on the broken windscreen and his throat was badly cut. Miss Campbell, the other driver, was badlv shaken. E. Lafrantz, W. J. S. Smith. W. Gav. and Russell were sent to hospital.
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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21118, 20 March 1934, Page 17
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176ACCIDENTS Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21118, 20 March 1934, Page 17
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