KILLED BY BELTING.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 25 September 1909, Page 4

KILLED BY BELTING.

A TANNERY FATALITY. (United Pbess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Friday. '

A distressing accident attended with fatal results occurred at Messrs Bowron Bros.' tannery at Woolston this mornsing. An employee named Frederick Jensen, 24 years of age,' went up a ladder to put some belting ' on a wheel, when he was caught in the shafting and , whirled round, being picked lip uncon- ? scious with terrible injuries to his head. ( He was taken to the hospital in prac- i ticaliy a moribund condition, aßd •' . al- E though everything possible was done for I him, he died about two hours after ad-J mission. T

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