HIT BY MOTOR VEHICLES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 229, 27 September 1935, Page 8

HIT BY MOTOR VEHICLES.

TWO BOYS WITH CONCUSSION.

Two boy 3 wero taken to hospital suflenng from concussion as the result of being knocked down by motor vehicles, and the condition of one of them to-day is reported to bo serious. An elderly cyclist is also in a serious condition. John Wymer, aged six, son of Mr. J. VVymer, of 5, Union Street, Newmarket, was struck by a .motor-cycle in Kliyber Pass at about eight o'clock yestcrday morning. He was taken to the Auckland Hospital in a motor car, and his condition is considered serious. Albert Colin Arnold, aged nine, son of Mr. G. Arnold, of 1, Alexander Street, Eden Terrace, who was knocked down by a motor-van in Newton Road, near Fleet Street, about 4 p.m., was taken to the hospital in a St John ambulance. His condition is not serious. Knocked down by a motor car in Remuera Road, near Upland Road, at about 7.30 last night, a cyclist, Mr. Thomas Ilookluim, aged 05, of 72, Tawa Road. Onehunga. received injuries to the chest and shoulders. A St. John ambulance tool: him to hospital. His condition is serious.