FALL FROM A TRAIN.
MAWS FORTUNATE ESCAPE. ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED. A fortunate escape from serious"; injury ) or perhaps ' death was experienced by a middle-a&iiid man, Mr. Thomas Connelly,' who fell from, a tram between', Handy and Mercer on Saturday evening. v Mr. Connelly, who is a miner, residing at Hi? ntly South, was returning from( im race meeting at Claudelands, .and bv mistake had boarded a train that drafi&t stop at his station. It is not known how' he came to fall off. His injuries, however, were only slight, consisting of bruises and cuts. He vt&s brought to : Auckland by train - and admitted / t^,t3»..hOs^taL.;^|!r
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18578, 10 December 1923, Page 8
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