"Evening Post" Photo. SAVED BY SURGERY.— With the curtain rod of a motor-car stuck through his neck, Mr. Robert- Burns, aged 64, was recently taken to the Auckland Hospital following a motor collision. Brilliant surgery by a young Auckland doctor saved his life. The picture shows Mr. Burns with the rod and leather covering piercing his neck and inset is a photograph taken this week, when he is well on the way to complete recovery,
A. R. Kingsford Photo, TOBACCO SEEDLINGS.— There has been much activity in Nelson nurseries this week with the dispatch of tobacco seedlings. One nursery has sent as many as 3500 boxes—averaging 1800 seedlings per box —this week to the tobacco-growing districts of Dovedale and Pangatotara.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1933, Page 9
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120■ . ; '- . .. : ■ • ' " ".Evening- tost" Photo. SAVED BY SURGERY.—With the curtain rod of a motor-car stuck through his neck, Mr. Robert- Burns, aged 64,' was recently taken'to the Auckland – Hospital following a motor collision. Brilliant surgery by: a young Auckland doctor saved his life.: The picture shows Mr. Burns with-the rod and leather covering piercing his neck,iand-inset,is\a-photograph taken'this week, ivlien he is well-;on ■,: ■ .-■ • .theway to complete recovery, ~.-"' ' : ■ ' ' _ A.K.-KinEsford Photo, (TOBACCO SEEDLINGS.—There has been much activity in Nelson nurseries this week with the dispatch of'tobacco-seedlings'. One nursery has sent as many 'as 3500 boxes—averaging 1800 seedlings per box ,'■—this[week lo.lhc tobacco-growing district!: ol'Dovedafa <ind/Pangatotarat – ' Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1933, Page 9
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