FRACTURED SKULLS.
TWO CHILDREN INJURED. [B? TELEGBAPH.—OWN COEEESPCiJBENT.J . HAMILTON. SaturdayT»o children were brought into the Waikato Hospital last eight in a ssnoas condition, both suffering from fractured skulls. ... The first child, Francis Synions, aged W vears, a daughter of Mr. Symons, • Waharoa farmer, had been thrown from » horse, and the other, Norma Garland aged only four years, a daughttT ot WNorman Garland, a farmer of W"g* Cambridge, had been kicked on the tore head by a horse. An operation was W formed on the girl Garland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17956, 5 December 1921, Page 6
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