ACCIDENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 245, 16 October 1922, Page 7

ACCIDENTS.

\s a result of a collision with a motor car on the Kcrhinrarama Road on Saturday about 4 p.m. a lad. Alfred Osborne Hutchison, aged IT .year*, of 50, Bawett Road. Remucra received .injuries winch caused his removal to the hospital. As he was turuin-r a corner the chain ot his bicycle parted, and i,o co.Nied witb the car It was found that Hutchison J to, suffering from a fractured righS \e« scalp wounds. Another boy who wa s riding on the b: ek of the cycle escaped uninjured. His condition is reported to be not serious. Suffering from injuries to the back and ribs, as a result of being knoekert down by a. tramrar on Saturday night lin Patteson Street, a young married woman, Mrs. Annie Viskovich, was admitted to the hospital about 9 o'clock. Mrs. Viskovich. who resides at Willow i Street, Freeman's Bay, was waiting with ! her husband for a tramcar when the 1 accident occurred. I A man named Charles Hayles, who re-sides at 62, Rose Road, Grey Lynn, was admitted to the hospital on Saturday sufTerin-r from injuries received j owing to a collision that occurred at 1 Mount Eden. He was riding a motor i evele and met a cart driven by an Indian. It is stated that the cart was on the wrong side of the road, and that the driver was crossing to get on hU I proper side when the collision occurred. ' Mr. Hayles got a bad fall and had to be ! sent to" the Hospital suffering from inj jury to one leg. His condition is not serious.