FALLS FROM BICYCLES.
THREE MEN ITT HO SPIT AL. Tlireo men were admitted to the Auckland Hospital yesterday, all of whom had suffered fairly serious injuries as the result, of accidents while riding bicycles. They were considered to be in a satisfactory condition this morning. -w Mr. 0. E. Gillespie, aged 47, of 532, New North Road, Mount Albert, fell from his machine at the corner of Symonds Street and St. Benedict's Street yesterday morning, and suffered concussion and severe lacerations to the face. Mr. E. N. Douglas, aged 39, of Bollard Avenue, New Lynn, received concussion, abrasions and a bad cut over the left eye yesterday afternoon when lie fell from his bicycle near the Whau Bridge.. ■ . .As the result of a collision with a telegraph post in the Great North Road, Grey Lynn, last evening,' Mr. J. Walbran, married, of IG, Roslyn Terrace, Mount Albert, suffered concussion and abrasions to the head and face.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 7
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