ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES
BLIND MAN' FATALLY INJURED IJY TRAM going to religious MEETING. (pl ess Associa lion.) AUCKLAND Oct. 5 A blind man. William Buckley, was knocked down by a tram in Newmarket evening and died in hospital this' morning. Buckley was employed at the Blind Institute, and was also a prominent Salvationist, and was going, to a religious meeting when lie was struck. • ■ Ernest August Heg]i saw Buckley about'.to' cross the, street and offered to guide iliim. Both wore knocked down. -Bcgli is nho in hospital, but his condition is not serious CONTACT WITH LIVE WIRE VICTIM IN DANGEROUS STATE ' ; tJPrcss Association. 1 . • 1 I ' ; WALROA. Oct. o. A serious accident occurred at Tuai pouter bouse yesterday. An employee named G. Connors came in contact ‘with a „ live wire, and . was terribly burned. He was rushed to Ayairoa-hospital by ambulance and is in a dangeroiis state. 1 , • 'Who-pavs the hill for the injured? Consult ‘the Standard Insurance Company for foil protection.—C. G. Biodre, cliiei* agent. S. G. Northe local manager.—(Advt,). "! . \'l X - *■ ■
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11760, 6 October 1932, Page 3
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