MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) r TIiIAEU, Wednesday. * A- fatal accident occurred near . 'leasant Point this afternoon. Mr c lector Cox, local manager for Booth, lacdonald and Company, riding a motorycle, and Mr J. W. Grant, a Mackenzie un-oTroer. in a motor-car, met in a C ead-on collision, in dust raised by an- h ther car, on the road to Pleasant T 'oint. Cos's skull and arm were frac- I , ured, and he died in the hospital, to- C ight. Grant's injuries are not pro- a erly known here. Mr Cox came from v 'almereton North, and wae very popu- a ir in business end on €he cricket field, p
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 281, 25 November 1915, Page 7
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