A HAZARDOUS FEAT
DEATH THE PENALTY y FRIGHTFUL MUTILATION.
Per Pre«* Samristum GREYMOUTH, July 26. A fatal and terrible accident occurred at the railway station at 9 o’clock on Saturday evening, Paul Brcmilow, aged 35, miner, single, while' attempting to hoard a train leaving for Rewanui, missed his footing and falling; between two cars the back bogie wiisel passed over his body causing, frightful mutilation. The right thigh*-bone and right arm were broken in several places, and he only lived a brief time. The coaching foreman Adkin, hoarding the guard’s van, applied the emergency brake so promptly that only one wheel passed over the man. Bromilow came to the. Coast last November from Avoea, Canterbury; and His brother John resides at T?u«nrifTa
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12200, 27 July 1925, Page 6
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