Miraculous Escape A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs C. P. Quayle, : had a remarkable escape from death at Takaka, in the Nelson district. The child fell 20ft from the balcony of the Telegraph Hotel. Eye-witnesses-say that she turned a complete somersault, landed on her feet on the tar-sealed pavement and Avas then thrown on her back. Medical examination revealed that, apart from shock, the only injury slu>. received was bruising. Firm's Fire Prevention When application u'io received at I this week's jncclinu o! the Morouuhj Cciincil n-oin linen. Sullivan,! Luke i'or pormi--.i. ■ L< > insL: i i a: special ''iiiej-geiK-y f;ie jji'rvcntiun j scir me:>■ J. Civcko .•> ated it t u be j j a >y <Lc:i] waich .-lioNi;, be encourag-; '-.(I. Uniy ji: the e. i of an emer-•; !-(:•! :ry uu-.i; liie sy.>ieir be an- ! ! iaeiiiiai the Fiv, J f •r:.-'.'ine - \ on;, A\ i •■'"•'i'lit-i! li ;\:n i-'. TiM'.i'C the iiista'-j [ |
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 15, 11 February 1942, Page 8
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