ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
miOWNEp IN A DAM (by TSLBqitipn— Tiwsa association.) fioro, April 28. James Sutherland, a fanner at Kelso, a smglo man about -{0 yenis of ago, rodo into the dredging dam at little Waikaka last mistook 1 tho old disused roi\d and got into night, and was drowned. It is thought ho tho dam betoro Jm was awaro of hia mistake. Tho body was rrcovered.
J% [ ■; : A v FrjRNACE,:,,; .11 ~' '■'' ; - C" „! ••■ : ,: , .Qunedin, April 28: J; Gillie, employed in. Brinsloy's foipidry, fell; down'ipto;thq furpace to-day, being overr come by. tho fumes of colfo. ' Ho" sustained a .few' bruise*?/ and; wgs got' out :'.iuieqnscioiis; .and is now at tho.hospital. Ho hail hot yefc recovered consciousness, .'but- it .is. though* tjiat ho .will recover,"■'.'. Three' others wiio, rescued him: wro ; .a)so : , overcome by the fumes, but soon recovered.
STREET ACCIDENT. ■ Dorothy Bain, residing with her parents, 21 Drummond .'Street, was knocked down oh Tuesday by a young man riding a bicycle. Hho received a scveio shaking, and also sustained a fractured collarbone
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 494, 29 April 1909, Page 5
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