GUN ACCITDENTS.
A LAD'S HAND SHATTERED. A MAORI'SHOT IN THE LEO. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] .■ p '.'*,.■.'■' : GiSßOßjf^,,Wednesday.Edward Kennedy, .' aged 17, employed on Mr. P. - Richardson's station, Waimata Valley, went out this morning to go round the sheep and took a gun with him to shoot turkeys. -On-"being fired the gym burst, shattering his left hand, which had to be' amputated. . ' : : ;". .;'.* \ Another shooting .accident is reported from the Waimata district. .A. gun, held by a man walking behind a Maori, accidentally went off and shot the Maori in the leg, the injuries 1 being serious. ' '> '>'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12929, 27 July 1905, Page 5
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