SKULL FRACTURED.
CYCLING FATALITY. ! Shortly after 7 o'oock on Satnrd y i evening "the Ashburton police received a telephone message from Fairfield to the effect that a man ha ( l met his death on the side of the Mam South road, near Dromore. Tfc* auicklv on the 6cene, and on examtnation ir Daußt saw that the man was still alive and suffering from a very had fracture of the skull. A push Bicycle was also Been lying on the side EfiS ss. ™ .VT.ttiia was Joseph Pearson, 25 years of age, and was understood to be » slaughter*nan at Fairfield*
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18634, 8 March 1926, Page 8
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