Last Look Round—

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 153, 19 September 1927, Page 9

Last Look Round —

Manager’s Hand Crushed. —Mr. Denis Kelly, manager of the Koneni butter factory, Pahiatua, had his hand crushed while assisting in the removal of a vat, necessitating a portion of his little finger being amputated.—Press Association. Dunedin Burglary. —A clothing store in Dunedin was broken into during the week-end and clothing valued at £3O stolen. Entrance was effected through a cellar, thence through a trap-door into the shop.—Press Association. Girl Thrown From Horse. —Miss E. Gibson, a domestic employed by Mrs. D. C. Collins, of Featherston, was thrown from a pony yesterday and admitted to the Greytown Hospital. Her injuries, though serious, are not considered dangerous.—Press Association. Two Shops Entered. —On Saturday night premises at Bulls, occupied by S. Avery, baker, and V. Edhouse. draper, were entered by burglars, who broke a window at the rear of the premises. Avery’s till was robbed of 12s in coppers, and a pair of boots was taken from Edhouse’s shop.—Press Association. Drunken Motorist Fined. Borne James Lipsett, who knocked down a boy on the Hutt Road when riding an unlighted motor-cycle while in a drunken condition, was fined £lO in the "Wellington Police Court to-day and his licence cancelled for 1928.—Press Association.