CUT BY FLYING GLASS.
CURIOUS ACCIDENT TO BOY. WINDOW BROKEN- BY CYCLE. [by TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.} HAMILTON, Monday. A curious accident happened at Franklon Junction at noon yesterday, when a b(?y was seriously injured. A motorcycle t.nd side-car, driven by Mr. L. Mawfcinnoy, of Morrinsville, got temporarily out of control in Commerce Street, jumped the watertable, and ran into the plate-glass windows of the Frankton Supply Stores. One window was smashed, and the flying pieces of glass struck Francis Turneir, aged eight years, the son of Mr. A, Turner, of King Street, Fran It - ton. Thai boy received severe lacerations of the head and face, and was admitted ho the Wnikato Hospital, His condition is improving.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19834, 3 January 1928, Page 8
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