JIGGER CAUGHT BY TRAIN
RAILWAY CLERK INJURED.
By Telegranh.—Press Association Tauranga, December 30.
While proceeding from Tauranga to Te Puna to-night on a railway jigger, Mr. McCann, inspector of permanent way at Tauranga, with Mr. Humphrys, who is employed as a clerk at the District Railway Engineer’s Office. Auckland, and Mr. Humphrys’s child,'came suddenly on the Tauranga express. They managed ,to get clear,- but the train knocked the jigger on top of them. Mr. Humphreys, who sustained injuries to his head and knee and a fractured wrist, was not seriously injured. The others eseaped unhurt
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 82, 31 December 1929, Page 16
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