TE AROHA.
AociDKSTS.— Aii accident of a very serious character happened to Mr Shcppurd, liotelkeeper, K.uangithape. He was thrown violently from his horse, and when picked up was quite insensible, and bleeding from the nostrils. Up to the time the messenger, who was despatched for Dr. Cooper, left, Sheppard was still unconscious. As Dr. Cooper was not in town the messenger had to return alone. The Dr. went down early next morning. Mr James Mills narrowly escaped having his leg broken by a kick from a horse when returning from tho last County Council meeting. He was riding in company with Mr Bradley who was leading two other ponies, which ho had purchased at tho Cambridge sale, when , one of them suddenly let fly both heele striking Mr Mills on the rintit leg about the ankle, but fortunately without breaking it. The injury has compelled Mr Mills to lay up for a day or two.
Hoi'ls DfiFßimim.—Mr Parkes having taken his departure for the other colony, he cannot now commence operations here at as early a da to as he stated last week he would.
Cone Hack.—Mr J. Wood has returned from Broken Hill, and seems better able to appreciate our genial climate. Hβ says there is plenty of capital available for investment in New Zealand, if a satisfactory opening is shown,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2558, 1 December 1888, Page 2
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222TE AROHA. Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2558, 1 December 1888, Page 2
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