ACCIDENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 4 January 1932, Page 3

ACCIDENTS

FALL FROM SWING. By Telegraph—Per Press Association) CHIRRISTCHURCH, January 2. Eric Bodger, a boy, aged seven years, of Matheson’s Road, fell and broke a thigh when playing on the swings in the Gardens early yesteiday afternoon. He was admitted to the Christchurch Hospital, his condition last evening being reported to be satisfactory. BURNS FROM FIREWORKS. CHIRR ISTCHURCH, January 2. Suffering from injuries to his eves caused b.v an accident with fireworks, H. Moore, a hoy, aged 14, of 11® Simeon Street, was admitted to the Hospital at 9 o’clock yesterday morning. After examination and dressing lie was discharged, the burns not proving serious. CYCLIST HURT. CHIRR ISTCHURCH, January 2. H. Sinithors. aged sixteen, who lives at 9 Severn Street, St. Albans, while cycling to Dunsandel, collided with V Harkness. another cyclist, yesterday morning when three miles from Templeton on tin 1 Main South Road. He was taken hv car to the-nearest doctor at Hornby, where he was found tp have a, broken collarbone. Alter, .rereiving attention lip was able to he taken to his home. ; ' - ' WOMAN INJURED. GISBORNE, December 31. Miss Elina Pasley, a librarian, was picked up unconscious - , near her home last evening suffering from concussion and abrasions, having boon thrown from her bicycle, apparently by a collision with a passing vehicle. She was removed to hospital.