ACCIDENTS & FATALITIES,
MAN’S FINGERS AMPUTATED. (Pv TelesrapU.—Press Association.) PAHIATUA, Tuesday. An employee at the cheese factory at Hukanui, Mr Adam Murray, married, met with an accident which necessitated the amputation of two lingers. FALL FROM A BUS. AUCKLAND, Wednesday. Severe head injuries were received by Edwin Sloggett, aged nine, of Blockhouse Bay, when lie fell while alighting from a bus yesterday morning. SCHOOLGIRL- INJURED. AU C IvL AND, Wed n e s day. Patricia Eileen Wallace, aged 14, received a painful injury to her back last, evening when she fell from an overhanging branch of a fruit tree.
COLLISION WITH TRAIN. TWO PEOPLE INJURED. (Py Telegraph.—Press Association.) GHBISTGHUUGH, Tuesday. A young Chinese, Thomas Young, and a European girl, ivy Hoyle, were injured Ibis evening when a motorcycle they were riding collided with (il'm engine of a Irain al the Hornby level crossing. They were thrown clear of the Irain. hut the Chinese suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. The girl, who was on the pillion seal, ‘’scaped with slight injuries to the leg and bruise*,
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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18877, 22 February 1933, Page 8
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