WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 262, 5 November 1928, Page 8

WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.

MOTOR CYCLISTS INJURED.

CHILD FALLS FROM ROOF.

Riding to the race meeting at Avondale on Saturday, a motor eve! ist, Victor Geoigo Penny, of Astlev Avenue, New Lynn, collided with a motor car at the junction of Brown's Road and New North Road, Avondale. He was thrown heavily and sustained concussion of the brain. His condition was reported to-dav to be fairly serious. William Walters, aged 18, of Northcote, received a severe scalp wound as ™V eS i a , from his m °tor evclc e»teiday, and also received hosp'ital tieatment His condition is not serious. A boy of eight years, Robert Greacen, whose parents live in Tavlor Street Avondale South, was admitted to the Hospital last evening suffering from a fractured skull the result of a fall from the roof of a building. His condition was reported to-day to be considerably improved.

CI CLE AXD LORRY COLLIDE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

KUITI, Saturday. hea< J-°n collision occurred on "thr Kinoliaku - Waitomo Road on Friday R ° lotor lorr y driven by Mr. H Tetzlaff, and a motor-cycle ridden by Air Sr; tSOn - s i r - H ""itaon Was to/ow taken to the Te Kuiti Hospital.

COLLISION IN WHANGAREI.

(By Telegraph. Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, Sunday, iwo motor cars, drivpn "\r,- t_\of Portland and Mr t n " in '