TRAM ACCIDENTS IN WELLINGTON
TWO MKN SKWOUSLY H U{T , (Por Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Feb. Ifl. Jumos Henry lb-owning, u cu . r k wus terribly injured on (he electric tpumvaj to-night. It is suppose tmit hi> stumbled on to the track right in front of „■ rapidly travelling car. H« was carried |,v the uwlcrgour for some -Irffstnnce", the roadway being sputtered with Mood. I he, uiutii has been ,ak«.., to the hospital. Hie accident occurred near tho llnsin Reserve. Holier! Cole. aged about 85 a carpenter by trade, roswlingul ltorhumpoiv, was seriously injured on tho tram line to-day. While ridin K on a double docker, Cole lcniiod over the guard mil, and his houd came in contact with one of the centre poles. He was picked up unconscious, and removed to the ha.spital, where he now lies in a precarious condition.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7740, 16 February 1905, Page 2
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