ACCIDENTS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21120, 22 March 1934, Page 10

ACCIDENTS

♦ THROWN FROM HOKSE i j The St. Jo tin Free Ambulance rr"'ceivcd a call .vestcrday to the Ox- . ford Hospital to transport a man, S. i Bunn, to the Christchurcli Public t Hospital. Bunn had been thrown from ' a horse and was suffering from head | injuries. He had been treated by Dr. | Burnett on admission to the | Hospital. I MINOR I.NJFRIE? • j Minor injuries were received by ! Clarence Garry. of Bolton avenue, • | when he gashed his knee while he ! was playing. He was taken to the ■! Christchurcii Public Hospital by the ■ s St. John Free Ambulance, and after ' j treatment as an out-patient, was taken) • home bv the ambulance. ' A deep cut on the underside of her ! foot was sustained by a small girl. ! S. Eglinton. of Langdale street, Wool- ! j sioin vesterday afternoon. She also : was taken 1o the hospital by the amI balance, and niter treatment as an . | out-patient. was returned to hc-r home j by the ambulance, i WHARF 1. ABOI RE R DIES FROM 1 INJ FRIES

' rm<i isaexuTioi TtLiaiiU.) WELLINGTON, March 21. Aft»T receiving severe spinal ini juries through being struck by a fail- ' in'.; carcase of becl on the Port I Chalmers yesterday. Arthur E. Davis, n wharf labourer, died in hospital today. (IEI.ICNH'E EXPLOSION' l'Rr«S .WOUA.'.US •:*i.£Gßli».» j MASTERTON, March 21. | While working with gelignite in a ii reek bed near Fcatherston this morni ing. J. L. Burt lost his right hand. A ! mailman discovered Burt trying to ! reach help, and rushed him to Feather--1 fttin, where his hand was amputated.