THREE ACCIDENT CASES.
PILLION RIDER INJURED. RESULT OF COLLISION. A collision between a motor car and a motor-cycle in Upper Svmonds Street, early on Saturday evening resulted in Mr. Leonard Walker, aged 30, who was pillionriding on the cycle, sustaining slight injuries to his head. Mr. Walker, who resides at 10, Burnley Terrace, Dominion Road, was admitted to the Auckland Hospital. Through falling about 30ft. from a tree at. his home at Otahuhu, a. ten-year-old boy, William Just, sustained a fractured loft leg and injuries to his neck. He was admitted to the Auckland Hospital at 10.30 p.m. last Friday. This lad, who is a son of Mr. Frederick Just, of Riverview Road, Otahuhu, was reported last evening to be making satisfactory progress. A clerk, Mr. Kenneth Elliott, aged 29, had his left shoulder dislocated when he was thrown from his motor-cycle which was being towed in Anzac Avenue shortly after eight o'clock last Saturday evening. Mr. Elliott, who resides at Haslett Street, Eden Terrace, was admitted to the hospital.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18950, 23 February 1925, Page 8
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