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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 24 March 1930, Page 8

A FATAL FALL The danger of endeavouring to board a moving tram was demonstrated the other day when a young man was seen attempting to do 'this along Lambton Quay, Wellington. Unfortunately his foot slipped, and instead of getting on Ihe (ram he landed on his side in the road. Passers-by immediately went to his assistance, and were horrified to see what appeared to he a stream of blood issuing from beneath his coat. When the man realised what they thought, he laughed shakily and said, 'Tin all right, although I feel :i bit bruised that red stuff is a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver 1 had in my pocket. That's a good half a-c-rowii's worth gone west.''

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