COLLAPSE OF SCAFFOLDING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8494, 25 July 1907, Page 3

COLLAPSE OF SCAFFOLDING.

THREE MEN INJURED. By Telegraph—Press Association. NELSON, July 24. By the collapse of scaffolding at Holler's new building, in Bridge Street, this afternoon, three men were injured. A journeyman named Knapp was working on the scaffolding/when a bearer snapped and part of the scaffolding fell with Knapp, who was slightly hurt. S. Galbraith. the contractor, and a workman named Mansen were on a ladder at the time and they were struck by the falling material and knocked to the ground. Mansen fell about twenty feet. He was not much hurt, but some sheets of iron fell on Galbraith, •cutting him badly.

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