SHOCKING MISHAP.
~ ~ ; r-‘ t CAR LEAVES ROAD NEAR COROMANDEL. • . .. TWO WOMEN AN-D CHILD ' KILLED.
THREE OTHERS INJURED
(Press '.Assin. EjctirhordmaryO * ... ; ' AUCKLANQ, NoV. 25. •• Three people Were killed in a motor ‘ acerdenf bh^Mrihaifil ; llill,' /YieaF : Cdfomandel. ’ .; ■ • The car was driven I "by 'Mr. \V. Wilson; arid left the roadV'rolling;a considerable ’distance; anti being damaged beyond repair, life 1 killed were:— Mr. Wilsoq, senr. >;“• TVlrs.. 'William-Wilson. . 'fT-" ■ /,. Jessie Wilson, her -daughter, aged two. The injured were:— (William// Wilson, injuries to shoulder, arid shock. A - O.' S. Carfell, fractured, ribs'. . Margaret -Wilson, aged 6, slight injuries-/'-; - V ' • - ;
The car was returning to Thames, flte occupants having visited Frank •Shepherd, -mitriager ' of/the Hauraki mine. Mr.- W. Wilson is -foreman of Price’s-Foundry, Thames. The driver thought he heard another car coming and pulled toward the bank. The wheels got in a watertable. and he was forced to speed up, with the result that the car left the road; ;
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10753, 26 November 1928, Page 5
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153SHOCKING MISHAP. Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10753, 26 November 1928, Page 5
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