ACCIDENTS & DEATHS
GAR STALLS ON RAILWAY LINE WRECKED BY TRAIN. MAN BADLY~INJURED. J o , : , \ HASTINGS, Oct. 20. '. Shortly after 9 o’clock -this nioriiing a J car containing John Richardson, M. Severinsen. and W. Christensen, all of Makaretu, stalled and stopped _on - level crossing in the heart of the t-own, and a train from n aipukuraiv carried it a chain. * All except^Sevefiinsen escaped with minor injuries, but- hq was badly knocked, about and removed to hospital. The ear was a total wreck and was strewn along the railway track—P.Ab
BEATH ‘FROM ACCIDENTAL BULLET WOUND. WELLINGTON, Oct. 2d- • _,At the inquest to-day on William h °ster, who died from a bullet wound got while out shooting in Stokes Yai* ley yesterday, the finding was that death was due to the accidental discharge of the rifie carried by Foster,- —PVA. Who pays the bill for the injured worker? Consult the Standard Insurance Company for full protection. —O. G. Bloore, chief agent ;G. Sendon local manager.—(Advt.>
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10413, 21 October 1927, Page 4
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