ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 496, 1 May 1909, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

PAINFUL LIFT ACCIDENT. A boynamed Alexander Armstrong. 14 years of age, residing m Aro Street, and employed by Messrs Collim Bros, pubftshap and stationers, Victoria Street, met , with an accidont .whilst - working about a lift ; winch, yesterday. It appears ■ that :tho" boy becamo entangled in a wire rope, with the (l; ,.result,;that one of his arms and his collarbone were badly broken When ho was at hospital ; it ,was found'that the boy had also suffored minor injuries. J " SHOT DEAD. ; . , CBr.TELEGRAPH—PEESS ASSOCIATION J •, IIT - „ , T Stratford, Apnl 20 ; i; : Kmmett Boyle, aged four., and a. hall y?2 lr /' s ?? • Mr.'./rhomaa JBoylc, ; school- . master, Pombroko .Koad, was instantaneousthe BCCidontal dischargo of a gun picked up bv a neighbour's child, aged seven. BUGGY FATALITY. CDTTXt<VaittVß—irittSo., ASSOCIATION) ' ~ Auckland, April 30. > f oroy, Hardie, ;son ■of Mr. Hardie, of the , firm of Hardie Bros. --left- Waimai this morning in company with a friend named Upton, to : B ™ot' game.' > Tipton got off ..the' buggy,' and Hardie drovo a short distance Upton followed , the, ibnggy, . which he, found over- , turned,.and Hardie underneath, dead; death I' Danng evidently-be6n caused ; by the capsize.