ACCIDENTS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 4 September 1930, Page 8

ACCIDENTS.

BODY RECOVERED. (raws uioainoi. telmbax.) WALROA, September 3. The body of Sydney "VVilliams, a young Maori, who was drowned at To Reinga on August 11th. was recovered - yesterday. • At 'the inquest/ a of accidental death by drowning was" returned. A BROKEN LEG. (rais» AssociATtoi nr-wimu} WELLINGTON, September 3. Henry -Jones, a', slaughterman, suffered a)broken leg, and severe cuts about the head, when a motor-car' mounted the footpath at the corner of Ghuznee and Cuba streets at eleven o clock last night, and crushed' him against-a shop window. He w&s admitted to hospital. The car was driven by Victor Bronis to have the road ayoid fiome People crossing; HUTT ROAD TRAGEDY. -j ' ' • '; ' ' fe aß3s ' «SOOMIO* TBUSOSAX.) - Identified by.h®r husband at 2 am. to-day, the, -woman who was killed in the_ motor-cycle accident at Heretaunra last night.was Mrs Cicely, Mabel Grigs °* J eretau ?£ a - She leaves two yS children. Mrs Griffs left Jia*. t,» shortly before •i, v hnßband « unable to explain how she came to-be > a on the motor-cycle driven bv S5 whom they both kn«w t+Banks,body as that of hia wif e d tie

INJURIES fraBSB ASSOCIATION TELgflBi M \ Richard AySf^2 1 S Sept fl ember 8 * at his residence knocked down, bv a iXL. ® Waa street corner on June 2?tfc Ca f !» a i 5 been confined tn >»oj „j.-., .' an d had "quest will be Ult hls d * ath - A ®