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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 50, 27 January 1938, Page 8

INJUBED OEEICEB • IN SERIOUS CONDITION. Per Press Association. NEW PLYMOUTH, Jan. 26. Mr W. G. Crawford, aged 25, fourth engineer of the coastal steamer Ka- ! knpo, which yesterday raced to New Plymouth for medical aid, is in a serious condition, having suffered a deep . wound on the forehead with a fracture and facial abrasions, j The Kakapo reached New Plymouth i at 6 a.m., and was met by ail ambu--1 lance and a doctor. No one saw the accident on the ship, but apparently Mr Crawford was heavily thrown when the ship lurched in a big sea, and fell in an alleyway. Mr Crawford came out from England on the Kakapo on her maiden voyage. His wife is understood to reside in Sydney. It’s time to be thinking of the schoolgirl’s gym frock, for school days will soon come round again. For hard wearing good colour there is nothing better than our celebrated school girl serges. We stand by them in every detail. Navy and black blazer flannels will also be required. With these we can also guarantee satisfaction in wear and colour. And you will find the keen prices to your liking—at Collinson and Cunninghame’s Wool Dress Counter. — Advt. [A SM Alt DEPOSII AND 2 WILL BUY A B.S.A. CYCLE FROM