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Page	Row No	Reference to Correspondence	Date	Place of Accident	First name(s)	Surname	Age	Grade	Wages	Cause of accident	Nature of Injuries	Date resumed duty	Duration of disablement	compensation claimed	Compensation Paid.	Railway, Dock or Factory accident
230	9950	458734	30 August 1920 8 September 1920	No 2 Dock	W J	Barrett	29	Pitwood Worker	Tonnage	Barrett states that while engaged from 25th to 30th August in the discharge of ballast from the s/s "Zero" the friction against his right leg of the handle of the shovel which he was using caused the blood to congeal in the vein. The matter was not reported until September 5th when he gave up work.	Clot of blood in superficial vein, right thigh.	11 October 1920	4 1/2 weeks	£7 17s 6d	£7 17s 6d	D
230	9951	458717	30 August 1920	No 2 Dock	W A	Webber	23	Labourer (S)	16s per day	He was carrying a piece of pitwood from wagon to pile when he stumbled and fell over another piece of wood.	Strained back	1st September 1920	1 day			D
230	9952	458715	1 September 1920	Cannon Hill, Barry	W L	Collins	16	Locomotive Cleaner	4s 7d per day	This youth reported that while engaged in calling up trainmen he slipped & fell in the street.	Right thumb cut	Did not leave work	Did not leave work			R
230	9953	458737	1 September 1920	No 2 Dock	Dan	Tipples	31	Warehouseman	Tonnage	At work on the s/s "Western Coast" and when pulling a piece of pitwood from behind a stanchion in the No 4 hold, the tomahawk, which Tipples was using slipped out with the result that he fell against a piece of angle iron on the ships side.	Bruising of left side	Did not leave work	Did not leave work			D
230	9954	458736	2 September 1920	No 2 Dock	J	George	43	Pitwood Worker	Tonnage	Making up a sling of pitwood on the deck of the s/s "Sybil" when the tomahawk which he was using slipped out of a piece of wood & he fell backwards against a steam winch	Back bruised	Did not leave work	Did not leave work			D
230	9955	458719	2 September 1920	No 1 Dock	G	Edwards	19	Shunter	12s 3d per day	Edwards was riding a Locomotive which was propelling some wagons & while passing under No1 tip he states he heard a shout & turning round quickly he slipped & fell through the gangway of the Locomotive, his head striking the tip girders.	Wounds on scalp and cheek	9 September 1920	5 days			R
230	9956	458752	3 September 1920	No 2 Dock	C	Moseley	32	Pitwood Worker	Tonnage	When making a sling of pitwood in the hold of the s/s "Bravore", Moseley reports that a piece of wood rolled down & struck him on both legs.	Abrasions on shins	Did not leave work	Did not leave work			D

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