ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS
DEATH FROM BLOOD POISONING. The coroner, Mr Gilbertson, found that the death of Ronald John Buck (21), a machinist at the Prestige Hosiery Mills, was due to blood poisoning, following a wound in his hand. The deceased, it appeared from the evidence, told a fellow worker that some oil used in the factory had got into the cu t. —Wellington Press Association. BUS PASSENGERS INJURED. Minor injuries were sustained by three women passengers when a bus was struck and capsized by a rake of trucks at the railway crossing last night. Mrs Harris of Wellington, received treatment at the Hospital, but is not in a serious condition. The bus was carried several yards before overturning. It was not extensively damaged.—Ashburton Press Association.
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Evening Star, Issue 22682, 23 June 1937, Page 12
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