TWO INJURED

Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26510, 27 August 1951, Page 6

TWO INJURED

(New Zealand Press Association) DUNEDIN, August » Two persons were admitted to w* Dunedin Public Hospital at week-end with serious injuries motor accidents. Selwyn James Webb, a liSWj! student, aged 29. received concuw® and severe shock in an Saturday afternoon on the Outram road. Mr Webb was toward Mosgiel when the left W" back wheel of his car flew on, ing the car to leave the road 5 somersault. Mr Webb’s condition night was satisfactory. , „ j Ronald Halford, aged about 23, ® 31 Lindsay road, Caversham, rocer™ severe head injuries in an a ® cS “S this afternoon at 4.15 p.m. st “J corner of Howe and Cumberii®' streets. Mr Halford was a P as *P£ in a car driven by Alfred John cock, which ran into the back bus. The car was extensive damaged/ PEDESTRIAN INJURE® A pedestrian, Ronald Arthur CjJjS ter, of 597 Madras street. St A*"JT was admitted to the Christchurch lie Hospital on Saturday evening JO fering from head injuries. About « p.m. he was involved in a c°'‘ m with a taxi at the corner of L and Tennyson streets. The hospital reported yesterday Mr Carpenter's condition was saw**' tory. MOTOR-CYCLIST INJUR®® A young man was found lyinf his motor-cycle on the road oujJJJ Latimer Hall in Gloucester RK about 11.45 p.m. yesterday. He g Mr Eugene Cameron, aged 24, 0* Gloucester street. Mr Cameron's motor-cycle and he fell to the roadway. driver saw him and telephones police. He was taken to the church Public Hospital suffering head injuries His condition W gy 7 ing was reported to be satisfacww*