ACCIDENTS.

Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14515, 19 September 1917, Page 1 (Supplement)

ACCIDENTS.

(From "The ColonisV. August 20i».> Aa JMr and Mrg Henry Mooro, of Tory streoi, vrens .diivmg do>n Hardy %%, .*«i Saturday aftornoon, »* liidtc? • .^l^rnaHcii:-; or<?jjj>.af/ • J jia^s, of Roclcv-iiie, irauu? oxitt>i Church street? and endfiavonnK? to tuvj.sn . ixxto th© feria-leading.,s6'-Mexti&f.a gsca^vwhcn-'aieoJ-; liEion ocesiprfjdi Vmn ••xh'vA. pttsscd orer the motor eyefe, capsissiEg the gig, tm<J Mr ai»4 Ztes- Mwa wem thrown to ih©-grotmd;-.•■•Bqth:^ta;fe'- i r>adly -shaken-, btaii neither;: Was' inpa-titL "The'ovcKs* «s----daped ur.hiift, but, ifao maohinA sustain* ed some damage.

frr September 4th. ihrough a m-ohmns* mishap on tho main- road'at Stoke on Sunday after»oon,,Mr C B, Pharaajn received" painful injuries which will confine'him to his room for son>e daTe. The e&T skidded, and struck an electric light r«st, against which Mr PRaraeyu was tbxowp. with constdcrablo force. " Hia daughter, mm Pharaz.vn, who was driving, T&sts not hurt. The car was « good riec-1 damagtid.

September 12th. A boy named Barcroft, 9 yeary of age 4 while fishing from the jetty near the Beacons, Wakefield Quay, at about 4-o clock yestei-day afternoon, fell into tno watei-. Ho was'helped out by Mra John Reed, wife of a fisherman, wr.o fives near ; and was soon none the worse for -his misadventure.