LORRY WHEEL
CRUSHES CHILD'S ARM. (ritBSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) I'AHIATUA, January 12. A distressing accident occurred at Ilukanui, when Beryl Mabey, aged three and a lialf years, a daughter of Mr R. Mabey, had an arm crushed by a motor-lorry. Her father was manoeuvring the lorry in the Hukanui station yard when lie heard a cry. He jumped down and found a rear wheel on the child's arm. In frantic haste ho moved the lorry up, but ii; was found that the child's arm was crushed and mangled. She was removed to Pahiatua Hospital where the arm was amputated.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18898, 13 January 1927, Page 10
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