ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES
MAX’S ARM BROKEN. CRANKING A MOTOR-CAR. WHANG Alt El, Jau. 10. While Mr H. L. E. Po.weU, of Opuawhanga, was cranking bis car, .after unloading cream irom his round at Kaikanui Valley, tho engine back-fir-ed and he received a fracture of the right ann. He was admitted to the Wliangarei/ Hospital. His condition is satisfactory. STRUCK BY TYRE RIM: INJURY TO MAN’S UACE. HAMILTON, Jau. 10. Au unusual accident bold. Air Nun man Redwood, aged 27, of St Winifred’s Avenue, Claudelauds, this aL tornoou. He was changing a tyre of bis motor-car when it, burst, the rim flying off and striking him in the face. Mr Redwood was admitted to the Waikato Hospital, but his condition is not serious. Who pars the- bill for the injured? Consult "the Standard Insurance Companv for full protection.—G. G. Bloore, chief, agent. S. G. Northe local manager —if Advt *
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11832, 13 January 1933, Page 2
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