ATTACKED BY BULLS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15519, 29 January 1914, Page 7

ATTACKED BY BULLS.

WWfARMERS INJURED. IS®!! — "jjOffilWS AT' TOKEKOHK. ■ r --IUPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] (itßdckland, Wednesday. '"li*. Buckland, Wednesday. , i*M.r A. E. Wilkinson, of Puke* ! "? llKwas charged by a bulL It was WfM Jersey, and was being driven S gate, when it suddenly turned, 'Mm-- Mr. Wilkinson was able to got SS the animal it tossed him through l* , rent barb-wire fence, the latter 9 llv proving .1 barrier to the animal '"milling further mischief. 1 :«£'• picked up. Mr. Wilkinson was ■.fJJ (0 be suffering severely from abrailw'n the chest and other parts of the iff °«hcre he had been struck by - the •Wwl»il« his hands and arms wcr ° con®|biy igccratcd by tho barbs of the " accidont with a Jersey bull oc- ! WIUtA on the Pukekoho Hill recently, ! Tn » settler, Mr. Sydney Boyd, was ®S relv injured. Mr. Boyd was engaged ! j inff Mine work in his stockyard, when if ° u suddenly *** by Ik. bull, w- MA- pinned him U» the ground, the horn PTSi# animal ripping him in the groin, 1 and badly cutting one of his legs at the % back of the knee. , An employee who was near at the time, BFm£s«4 "drive the infuriated animal off, 1 '"j'bot or this prompt assistance the is&Sdent would probably have been atsPEwM with fatal result*. As it is, the t Varer hw been confined to his bod for ft IflToril weeks past, under medical atten- | tion v y _________