MOTORISTS INJURED
THREE PEOPLE IN -HOSPITAL By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, March 4. The three occupants of a five-seater motor-car were sent to the Auckland Hospital to-night as a result of an accident at a corner, when the ear crashed head, on with considerable force into the end of a balustrade separating Albert Street from a narrow road giving access to Darby Street. The injured are: John. Stokes, married. aged 34, severe gash on the back of the head and-shoulder, cuts on the face: condition serious. Mrs. W. Thomas, broken arm: Athol Thomas, aged six, injured neck, concussion, as well as biting tongue right through. The car was driven by Sydney Knight The impact with the bahis-. trade was very severe, Stokes being hurled through the windscreen. The car was extensively damaged.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 136, 5 March 1929, Page 6
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