ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION.) CdTUSTCHCTRCII. August 1,
A child, 12 mouths old, died suddenly at St Albans this morning. It bad been suffering from measles, and was apparently recovering, when a relapse took place, and resulted fatally. A man named Thomas Murphy had bis leg'broken at Cheviot yesterday. He was brought down ‘to” the hospital by train to. day. He was engaged in the formation of to Bqrt Robjnsnn when a lamp of iron Baud fell on him. His log was skilfully bound by Mr Smith, Government Engineer, and the man ws ß comfortably egaveyed to bis destination,
Nxfcsow, August I,
Mr Jacob Granger, a settler, was found dead on the road near Topbouse. Hia death was evidently the result of a trap accident, which must have occurred some days before the dboovery.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LV, Issue 9969, 2 August 1893, Page 2
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