BULLER GORGE ACCIDENT
MOTOR CYCLISTS INJURED RESIDENTS OF PICTON [By Telegraph—PreHs Association] . WESTPORT, This Day. Two young men, Picton residents, coming through the Duller Gorge to Westport on a motor-cycle, met with a mishap when the vehicle caught- on a projection in a bank and skidded across to strike a big stone. The victims, Jack Trcinbath, rider of the motor-cycle, and Norman Steele, pillion rider, both received fractures of the left leg and were removed to Duller hospital. They were found on the road 45 minutes after the accident occurred.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 10 June 1935, Page 4
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