CASUALTIES.
Another accident, caused through cyclists not observing the rule of t-fae road, occurred yesterday. Mrs P. S. Xicholls, whilst motoring to .New Brighton, in endeavouring to avert running over a child cyclist, collided head-on with an electric pole, the result being that the car was considerably damaged, and her son cut about the face and head. (xa*ss ASSOCIATION tzligkxv.) WELLINGTON", December 10. A man believed to be Augustus George Webster, wa s found in the Johnsonville Recreation Ground with his throat cut. His condition to-day is improving.
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15770, 11 December 1916, Page 10
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