A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) Nelson, last night. A young man, whose name is not ascertainable, was found on the Rai Saddle today with a deep gash in his arm. He was unconscious from the loss of blood, but after a time, the wound having been bound up, he was conveyed to the house of a settler, where he was left. It is believed he was driving through from, Christchurch in a sulky, that he had gone into the bush to cut a stick, aud hearing the coach coming ran towards his trap, when the acoident cocurred.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 420, 20 May 1902, Page 3
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