ACCIDENTS AND DEATHS
YOUNG WOMAN'S ARM AMPUTATED. CPU ESS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, August. 2. A young woman named Fee, slipped when stepping off a moving tram, and the wheel passed over her right arm which had to be amputated. DEATH FROM HEART FAILURE. CHRISTCHURCH, August 2. John James Jackson, a porter, employed’ at the Albion Hotel, Lyttelton. died suddenly yesterday. He had not been looking well during the morning, and the licensee advised him to go to bed. He collapsed < few minutes later. At the inquest today a verdict was returned of cfearn from heart failure. SUDDEN DEATH. DUNEDIN. Aug. 1. Mr John Fahey, a resident of Allanton, dropped dead in the city today. DEATH EftOM BURNS - ' DUNEDIN. Aug. 2. Hannah Harneiss, a married woman who was admitted to. hospital on Thursday suffering from burns received by Tier clothes catching fire died this morning. MEDICAL MAN ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED DUNEDIN, Aug. 2. Dr. Alexander Joseph Mcllroy was found floating in .the Harbor at- 7.10 la si- night. He wont for a. walk to Black Jacks Point. Ravenshourne, tripped and fell in the water and was drowned. At tile inauest. this morning a verdict of accidentally-drowned was returned, i:
Who pavs. the hill Mr the injured worker ? Consult the Standard Irisur auce Companv for fu'l protection.— C fl. Bloc re.’ chief agent, G. Seddon 'ocaT manager.—AlM _
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10066, 3 August 1925, Page 5
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