FUNERAL CAUSES MISHAP.
DRIVER RAISES HIS HAT. Athol Campbell, a former councillor and an associated accountant at Gateshead, England, was summoned a tew weeks ago for driving a motor-car wluco had not two efficient brakes, and tor failins; to give warning of his approach. It was stated that Mr. Campbell raised his hat while passing a funeral procession, with the consequence that _h® knocked a woman down. An inetficien brake prevented him from pulling up in time. He was fined 10s on the second rhnrgo and ordered to pay tils costs in both.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20058, 22 September 1928, Page 2 (Supplement)
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