ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1785, 3 November 1919, Page 8

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

While Mr and Mrs J. Durick, of Kaiapoi, were proceeding to church yesterday morning their horse bolted and overturned the gig, throwing Mrs Durick into a ditch. She was severely bruised about the face and was attended by l)r J. W. Crawshaw, who ordered her removal to the nursing home. The horse broke its leg and had to be slot.

Miss Marjorie Legh, of Barbadoes Street, who was admitted on Thursday to the Lewisham Hospital, following the accidental discharge of a naval service revolver, is now progressing favourably. She is considered out of serious danger. A slight improvement has occurred in the condition of Miss Agnes MeGee, a cashier employed by Frank A. Cook, who sustained concussion of the brain through a fall at her office. The boy Silas Cameron McCarthy, who fell from the gallery of the Municipal Tepid Baths, is improving.