MINOR ACCIDENTS
THREE MEN INJURED. C. Browning, a circus employee, received contused wounds on his right knee yesterday morning as a result of a kick from one of Wirtii’s circus ponies. He was attended to by the Free Ambulance. While working in shed No. 37 at the Pipitea Wharf ‘yesterday, a waterside worker named W. E. Walker, of -1 Lerivich Terrace, was injured through a case falling on his right foot and badly crushing his big toe. He was attended by the Free Ambulance and by Dr. Faulke, and later conveyed to Iris home. An 18-year-okl boilermaker’s apprentice named Rov Grace, who resides at 170 Hutt Road, Pctone, and who is employed by William Cable and Co., Kaiwarra, had his right foot crushed between two girders yesterday morning. He was attended to by the Free Ambulance and admitted to the hospital at 1 p.m.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 83, 6 January 1928, Page 15
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