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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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191 | 9680 | 443623 | 24 February 1920 | No 2 Dock | G | Johns | 44 | Labourer (S) | Tonnage | Engaged in stowing bags of wheat at the bottom of a pile in Granary "B" when a bag fell from the top of the pile and struck Johns on the head and shoulders. The matter was not reported until February 28th. | Shoulder bruised | Did not leave work | Did not leave work | D | ||
191 | 9681 | 443622 | 28 February 1920 8 March 1920 | No 1 Dock | C | Hortop | 40 | Topman | 15s 9d per day | In the act of turning off the pressure in the valve house at Nr 8 tip when the key which he was using for this purpose slipped off the top of the valve and struck his right side. He remained at work until 8th March 1920 when he was compelled to give up. | Bruising of right side | 29 March 1920 | 2 5/6 weeks | £4 19s 2d | £4 19s 2d | D |
191 | 9682 | 443620 | 1 March 1920 | High Level Sidings No 2 Dock | W H | Jones | 20 | Assistant Linesman | 8s 10d per day | Jones was engaged cleaning the telephone battery in the foremans cabin and he had removed the battery zinc to scrape away the corrosion. Instead of resting this zinc on a bench he placed it on a point lever outside when an engine passed through the points and caused the overthrow of the lever by which he was struck on the eye. | Right eye bruised. | 12 March 1920 | 1 5/6 weeks | £1 9s 2d | £1 9s 2d | R |
191 | 9683 | 443625 | 1 March 1920 | Cadoxton Sidings | S | Brewer | 59 | Navvy | 10s 2d per day | This man had applied the point of a pick to a piece of timber which he required to remove, and as he was pulling thereat the implement slipped out and caused him to wrench his back. He resumed work on March 4th. | Back slightly strained | 4 March 1920 | 2 days | R | ||
191 | 9684 | 443624 | 1 March 1920 | No 2 Dock | J | Hobbs | 53 | Labourer (S) | Tonnage | Some bags of wheat were being stored in Granary "B" and while Hobbs was waiting for one of these bags to be landed from the mechanical piler another bag fell from the pile, striking the back of his right hand. | Back of right hand swollen | Did not leave work | Did not leave work | D | ||
191 | 9685 | 443626 | 2 March 1920 | No 1 Dock | J D | Kirby | 21 | Deckhand | 10s 7 d per day | He required to board the Tug "St Baruch" which was lying outside the Tug "Windsor". As he was boarding the latter, the ladder slipped and he fell across the rails of the Tug. | Bruising of left side | 22 March 1920 | 2 2/3 weeks | £4 13s 4d | £4 13s 4d | D |
191 | 9686 | 445380 | 2 March 1920 | Locomotive Shed, Trehafod | J H | Williams | 27 | Loco. Fireman | 11s per day | Walking around the left hand side of the footplate to change the disc from the Bunker to the front part of the Engine when his left leg slipped, causing his right leg to strike the edge of the footplate. | Abrasion of right leg | Did not leave work | Did not leave work | R |
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