UNCONSCIOUS IN PADDOCK
[by TELEGSAFH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] PAPAROA, Friday A young man, Mr. L. Speer, in the employ of Mr. Alfred Wilson, of Paparoa, went out riding after cows yesterday morning und subsequently was found unconscious in a paddock. It is surmised his horse stumbled and threw him. Dr. Dawson was summoned and Speer was removed to the Paparoa Hospital. He was nmoonscious for two or three hours, but is now; progressing favourably^
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21716, 3 February 1934, Page 10
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