STRUCK BY MOTOR-BUS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 12 August 1929, Page 8

STRUCK BY MOTOR-BUS.

ACCIDENT AT INTERSECTION. CYCLIST COLLIDES WITH CAR. Injuries to the head and one leg were sustained by Mr. T. Mullins, of 36, Sack.ville Street, Grey Lynn, as the result of being struck by a motor-bus near the intersection of Howe Street and Karangaliap Road shortly after nine o'clock on Saturday morning. Medical attention was given at a chemist's shop and the injured man was removed to his home by tjie St. John Ambulance. Injuries to the head and a cut on tho thigh were sustained by Mr. A. Clinch, as a result of a collision between his motor-cycle and a stationary motor-car at Otahuhu late last evening. Mr. Clinch was thrown from his machine when it struck the rear of the car. He was brought to Auckland 'Hospital. His condition is not serious.

A collison between two motor-cars, one of which was parked by the roadside, occurred on Parnell Road, about 50yds. on the Newmarket side of Ayr Street, between six and seven o'clock on Saturday evening. The stationary car, a small model, owned by Seabrook, Fowlds, Limited, was struck by a heavy car driven by Mr. W. W. Meek, of Remueva, and lifted across the footpath into a hedge. The snvill car suffered extensive damage, but no one was injured.