Ab Dunedin on November 7 a bolt, ab fcended with serious consequences, took place A number of people were knocked-down by the plunging horses, which, after smashing the windows of a jeweller's shop, were brought to a standstill by a lamp-post, the two horse? having gone on either side of it, the cab being smashed up. It was found fthat nine or ten persons had been injured. The most serious are probably Mr Hamil ton, injury to lower part of the spine ; Thomas Robertson (Peninsula), George Hayworbh and Emily McGregor, scalp waunds and cuts ; James Allen, fracture of bhe left shoulder-blade and dislocation of the lower part of it.
