A Painful Accident.

Manawatu Herald, 3 January 1895, Page 3

A Painful Accident.

Ou Saturday afternoon a most peculiar and painful accident happened to H. Buckle, a flax cutter. He was working cutting flax on the Messrs Syrnon?.' land when he slipped and fell on his hook cutting his throat severely. He was taken to his house on the Moutoaroad and Dr Wilkioßon was called in who attended to his injuries and advised his being taken to the Palmerston hospital. He left by Saturday's afternoon train,

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