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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 |
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| 232 | 9964 | 458744 | 6 September 1920 | No 2 Dock | F | Pritchard | 48 | Labourer (S) | 16s 0d per day | Engaged loading flour on bogies in the transit warehouse when several logs fell from the pile against Pritchard causing to fall against a bogey | Right leg bruised | 13 September 1920 | 5 days | D | ||
| 232 | 9965 | 458750 | 6 September 1920 | No 2 Dock | J W | Ashman | 33 | Labourer (S) | 16s 0d per day | Ashman was engaged in loading steel plates from the transit warehouse platform to a wagon by means of a crane when one of the plates slipped out of the sling of the crane and fell on his left foot. | Great toe crushed | 1 November 1920 | 7 5/6 weeks | £13 14s 2d | £13 14s 2d | D |
| 232 | 9966 | 458733 | 6 September 1920 | No 2 Dock | A | Williams | 40 | Pitwood Worker | Tonnage | Discharging pitwood from the s/s "Sybil" and while in the act of driving a tomahawk into a piece of wood the implement glanced off and the point struck his right foot. | Punctured wound in instep | 27 September 1920 | 2 5/6 weeks | £4 19s 2d | £4 19s 2d | D |
| 232 | 9967 | 458727 | 7 September 1920 | Machine shop, Barry | J | Trought | 41 | Gantryman | 12s 2d per day | Engaged assisting fitter to fix axles on ballast wagon wheels when an axle slipped and fell against his left leg | Leg slightly bruised | Did not leave work | Did not leave work | R | ||
| 232 | 9968 | 458741 | 7 September 1920 | Near Penrhos | A | Croome | 42 | Locomotive Driver | 17s 4d per day | When the engine of which Croom was in charge was travelling near Penrhos a piece of hot ash from the chimney came in contact with the ball of his right eye. | Eye inflamed | Did not leave work | Did not leave work | R | ||
| 232 | 9969 | 458743 | 7 September 1920 8 September 1920 | No 2 Dock | W | Govier | 48 | Pitwood Worker | Tonnage | While engaged in discharging pitwood from a steamer, Govier was in the act of driving his tomahawk into a piece of pitwood when a piece of bark flew up and struck the ball of his left eye. Gave up work from 8th September 1920 | Wound on cornea, left eye | 22 November 1920 | 10 1/2 weeks | £18 7s 6d | £18 7s 6d | D |
| 223 | 9970 | 458744 | 7 September 1920 | Locomotive Workshops | R D | Smith | 18 | Apprentice Fitter | 7s 7d per day | Smith was assisting to remove the nuts off the grab hanger and was holding a quarter hammer against the nut which was being struck by another youth when the latter messed his blow and struck Smith on the nose. | Nose bruised and cut | 27 September 1920 | 2 2/3 weeks | £4 6s 8d | £4 6s 8d | F |
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