ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
[Pan Press Association.] CARTERTON, November 2. A peculiar accident is reported. Mr Tzard, solicitor, of Greytown, was catching young fowl, When an old rooster 4«w -\t him, and spurred both sides of his knee. The limb, 'became stiff and painful, and on examination, the doctor ordered Mr Izard home for treatment for blood poisoning. WELLINGTON, . November 2. George Fleet, aged fifty-seven, Lower Hutt, was killed yesterday afternoon by a loaled dray passing over him.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8156, 2 November 1904, Page 3
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