THREE ACCIDENT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15139, 1 November 1912, Page 8

THREE ACCIDENT.

boy AND /MOTcS^pl, ■.■r: f :. cyclists is" wa*tfs& r i , >: -'.bit". Two accidents occurred ute* of each other oa' terdsy afternoon, after tie (|jrwfiS|^§^ sports. ' - h i la one instance, ws driving- his motor cariffl^^^^^ when, .-i Grammar School bo^||j^fe Bergouist, . aged. 12.'fr^'^ilgSH with, his parents at ■ 25, ;^SS9S*| Grey Lynn, suddenlyran,qttfe^^M^i path. The motor car 7( Mrai|rs ; [he was dragged. nndenteat|^^^!| 1 distance. He was iextriiciß?edli|SE^®^ the- motor car and taken h to- the hospital, where'.it.'^pra^ffißi-t j he had sustained injuries,'^*^Kfl? i mouth, tbongh forfuiiftteJir'wrailffivl nature. * it^i-Lj An eye-witness of the a | subsequently that i lie motor • ing at- a very slow ac *! w^tt M^^''[, knocked down, and that'aftfipHßl-• everything- possible wasfortunate lad. - ■..■ .''t-^|^s|'i: A few, minute* prior i§i|p another boy was riding a kffiMlffiS;was 'ran into by a ' mD^all v l^^^^a' front wheel of the bicycle' ■ wil|S'j but the boy was txai^aie^mj^BSm\ derr;d his "damaged' n»fhiw,^^ra?7, away. The motor c,ytle-wMJ^^m^fi A blacksmith named;, I aged 38 years,' who' : resides. I Road, Grey Lynn, Blg *' M igls|kgp' dent while- working at the **HSIB tray "workshops yesterday, o, ™®i?ftjK hammer descending and CTaa^^^^.*W(|| r lingers. He is now an' iraWrfft'l^'™p iial - „^mos. ■— —= s ?m.