A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
iir, i K,i.i:o::.\!'ir—-o--. v .ii:?."T). Cammi:idc;k. Last Xiglit. V i.ov namcil t.ieorge Bell, agod six yearc, met with nit aceident at Cntubridgo yesterday which it it fiured will prove fatal. The child has been adopted by Mr Robert Heaslip, and r.no of i.lie iitllo Heasli| 8 was riding an old quiet horso when little Hell went behind it and gave it several cuts with a switch, 'l'lni .'iiiim.il kicked out and ':aught tho youngster on the frontal bone above the right eye fracturing the skull and exposing the brain. Dr. Cushney was called in and ho bandaged up the wound but he does not oxpect the child to recover. On the previous day Dr. Cushney had to extract, a li.sh-hook from the linger of Mr Ghas. Ohitty's son, and also ultend a son of Mr \V. M. Shaw, of Tauwharo, who had been injured by a fall froin a horso.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2894, 31 January 1891, Page 2
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154A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2894, 31 January 1891, Page 2
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