ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS
ARM BITTEN BY DOG. The young son of Sergeant M'Carthy, of the Central Police Station, was bitten on the arm by an Alsatian dog on board the steamer Waipiata yesterday afternoon, suffering a painful injury, which necessitated his removal to the hospital. The dog was being carried as freight on the vessel, and was chained to the deck, while a proper notice of warning advising the public to beware of the animal was displayed in a conspicuous space. However, by some mischance the boy ventured too close to the dog, which caught his left arm between its jaws. KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR CAR. At the corner of Stuart street and Moray place early this morning Margaret Inglis, aged sixty-three, residing at M‘Gregor street, Opoho, was knocked down by a motor car. She received head injuries, and was admitted to the hospital at 7.50,
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Evening Star, Issue 21637, 5 February 1934, Page 12
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