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Hokitika Guardian, 20 June 1931, Page 1

The risks riin by pedestrians in th sc days of motor transport are often referred to in jest and in earliest, but it has been left to Invercargill to produce a new danger from motor traffic (says the Southland “Times”). A woman who was pushing a cycle along Dec street had just passed the buses parked near Esk street when a car rolled past and something struck her instep. The missile proved to be a nail, which had apparently been picked Imm lho street bv a wheel of the *.-ar and projected through the air in the direction of the passer-by. The nail pierced the instep behind the toe joint for over half an inch, and the victim of the accident has not since been able, to use the foot. There’s no doubt about it—‘ fan-ol certainly cleans, shines and preserves footwea-r. furniture and floor-coverings. Use it regularly.—Advt.

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