Accidents , Offences, Etc.
(Per Press Association)
New Piamouth, Doc. 7,
A settler named Peaia, living near Egmont village, while shifting his bv'l was tossed, and whilst on the ground insensible the bull gored him, break’’ng two of tho m’m’s ribs. His wife came to tho rescue, and her screams seemed to frighten tho animal. Peat ais very badly hurt. Dunedin, Doc 7.
Tho death is announced of W ;,l iam Caldwell a promment member of the Masonic body.
Funding, Deo 7
A man named James Atk’nson has aktampted spr ido wb : le stiffet.'ng from dolirium tronons, Ho trod to beat out h’s brains with two large stones and infb'cted a severe scalp wound. A boy named Fredei'.ck Cl ! nk, four years of age, was struck by tho cowcatcher on the eng'ne of a Wellington train at the Grey-street crossing to-day, fracturing has sku", wh :i e the brain is p rot cud' ig. His recovery is doubtfr 1 .
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 139, 8 December 1887, Page 2
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