ACCIDENT CASES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 68, 16 February 1935, Page 2

ACCIDENT CASES.

REPORTS FROAI HOSPITAL. As the result of slipping on a cricket bail on Thursday James Brett Carmine, aged 14, a son of Air L. Carmine, Awahuri Road, Feilding, received an injury to a leg. He was brought to the Palmerston North Hospital by the Free Ambulance and his condition was regarded as quite satisfactory yesterday. Aliss Ethel Brown, of Donnington Street, who was thrown from a horse and received scalp wounds besides shock, on Thursday, was reported to be a little better. Norman Carlyle, who was injured when he fell from a tree on January 18, is now semi-conscious and making improvement, although slow. Air Robert Garrett, who was struck by a tree he was felling on his property on the Feilding-Awahuri Road; Mr D. Murray, of Alalcowhai, who was injured in a collision between the motor cycle he was riding and a motor lorry; and Air David Crombie, of Te Horo, who received head injuries when a timber jack slipped, are all progressing well. Air W. Peart, of Auckland. who received injuries when his car left the road near Levin, is making steady improvement which is considered quite satisfactory.