ACCIDENTS

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23353, 12 June 1941, Page 6

ACCIDENTS

♦ — FATAL INJURIES (V A ) DUNEDIN, June 11. While cycling to the city this evening Doris Lindsay, aged 19, of 21 Lovaltv street, came into collision with a motor-car, and was thrown heavily from the machine, suffering severe injuries to the head. She died two hours after admission to hospital. WOMAN KILLED ( p a ) AUCKLAND, June 11. , A woman passenger in a small motorcar travelling on the Great South road, suffered injuries from she latei Hipd when it struck a stationary motor-truck. The victim was Mrs Sheila Jean aged 32 wife of the Rev. I. William G. R. Co’ombridge, a Methodist minister, of Bombay. INJURED WHILE ON PICKET DUTY Struck by a truck when he wasi on nickel duty at Kaikoura yesterday, Driver W L. Thin, of 380 Durham street, suffered facial abrasions and jury to a leg. He was admitted to t - Christchurch Public Hospital. driver of gig injured Injuries to the groin and to his left arm were suffered by Cecil Mooie. aged 67, of 174 Gardiner’s road, when the gig he was driving was involved in an accident with a car at the corner of Idris and Fendalton roads yesterday afternoon. He was admitted loth Christchurch Public Hospital, w JW ie his condition was reported last evening to be satisfactory.