FALL ON A TUG.
MASTER SUSTAINS INJURY*
A sprained shoulder and severe bruise# on the thigh, which will compel him to rest for a fortnight, were sustained by Captain Jackson, of the tug Akaroa, on Tuesday morning. With a raft of logs in tow the tug was drawing out of the Clevedon River at daybreak. A strong wind was blowing and a rope wMch Captain Jackson vaS holding parted He fell from the upper to tho lower deck, where he struck the anchor. Captain Jackson was brought to Auckland yesterday.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20239, 26 April 1929, Page 12
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