CASUALTIES.
'. -4 Maclean Don, a member of th»> literary staff of the "Lyttelton Times,'* and residing at 12 Shrewsbury Street, was knocked down by a' motor-car yes- 1 terday at the comer of Victoria street - * and Oxford terrace. He wae adm)t-,- ) ted to the Christchurch Hospital &jn-v fering from injuries to the nead>,and4 > back, but his condition is not serious. X' < NO Cpmm amocuirob mwtt) A i ' ; AUCKLAND, July 12. v A boy, aged eight, named Erie Tfty»;>'' lor, son of Frank Edward Taylor, a'; builder, of Glenfield, Worth Shore, •mtifc run over by a motor-lorry and l(Ul&t« instantly. It is thought niitg alongside the lorry and elippe-1,' * J< falling under the back wheel.' '"■">„,
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 11
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