ACCIDENTS.
CYCLIST HURT. /* When the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car in Lichfield street yesterday afternoon, C. Bradley, aged 15, of 27 Beresford Btreet, received abrasions to his head and to his legs. He was admitted to the Christchurch Public Hospital. FALL IN STREET. ' Falling on the pavement in High street yesterday afternoon, J. Petersons, of 52 Tilford street, received ' scalp wounds. .He was admitted to the Christchurch Public Hospital. FATAL END TO GAME OF CRICKET. (nan AsaocuTioa tblmram.) AUCKLAND, December 21. As a result of striking his head on a box that was in use as wickets in a game of' cricket in a* suburban street this evening, Alfred Arnold Howe, aged 18, was killed. He was one of several youths playing cricket. He was running when he stumbled and fell striking his head on the edge of the box. He was dead when the ambulance arrived. LORRY DRIVERS INJURED. (rim ASSOCIATION T«t,«OSAH.) DUNEDIN, December 21. . In a collision between two motortrucks near Henley on Saturday evening, both drivers were injured, but not dangerously. James Drummond, aged 50, married, residing at Glenomaru, suffered chest injuries. George Nickens, aged 34, mavried, living at Riverton, suffered face and leg injuries. Both men were admitted to hospital.
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20426, 22 December 1931, Page 11
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