ACCIDENTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20010, 19 August 1930, Page 8

ACCIDENTS.

' CHILD INJURED. | | A stationary motor-cycle with which sh« wasplaying, yesterday, foil 'in i Doreen Jones, who is . two . and a half. ; years old, and lives at 140 Antigua ! street. She was admitted to the Christchurch Public Hospital at 3.15 p.m. suffering from injuries to .'her ; right leg j and abrasions over one eye. Her coni dition is not serious. > BROKE ARM WHEN SKATING. ; Miss G. Fisher, of 331 Ferry road,fell . and broke her left arm, last night, while t, skating in a City rink. After treatment : in the out-patients' department'of the • Christchurch Public Hospital; she • was • discharged. . 1 5 • ; . ' 1 THREE PEOPLE HURT. J (PBJISa A.SSOCIATXO* TBLBOEIjic ) . WELLINGTON, August 18. i : "When Mr E. F. "Pealy, M.P., and Mrs- [ Kealy were .crossing Customhouse quay on Saturday evening the latter was struck by a motor-car, but was not severely injured. , f. At the same time, or shortly before, a a man was discovered lying ,on the road I, ln J ervois quay, near the Queen's Wharf B ates > witi a fractured skull. He was t sent to hospital, and later was identiii fied as John Mclnnes. b , Lost fo,r several hours vesterdav s W*SS H T 4 wk » « SSSS'L.'S wESSSi "S side towards the foot of Paekakariki Sill, suffering from head iniuries and r concussion. "juries ana g . ' t- ..... • t- MAORI BOY'S DEATH. r (P**SS ASSOCIATION TBL*GBUC.) ° wvr BOTORUA, August 18. V .7 hl?e Paying hide-and : seek on s«t ® ° n -84 ohinemut u pa, King n • . Uangi, aged five years fnii : father's houstJ -a . his grandwhere he S 8 te Muripara - 1S J mother liv es -at <» S're^d s, Rangi .Tauira £ w , andf ather,