FALL FROM A WINDOW
MAN WALKS IN SLEEP Painful injuries to his head and an arm were sustained by Mr. N. B. Clouston, of Greymouth, as tho result of falling out of a window at Hokitika while walking in his sleep early one recent morning. Mr. Clouston, who was staying at the Railway Hotel, arose from his bod and walked across tho room, which,was on tho second storey. Tho window was wide open and he fell through this to the ground, orcr 20ft. beneath. Fortunately his fall was broken to some extent by clothes lines, which he struck. He received Jfcedical Attention and was soon progressing favourably.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21578, 24 August 1933, Page 8
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