TWO MEN INJURED
MOTOR-CYCLE ACCIDENT CRASH INTO CATTLE-STOP [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] GREYMOUTH. Wednesday As the result of its steering gear jamming at South Bei-ch railway crossing this evening a motor-cycle crashed into the cattle-stop and Mr. Thomas Coyle, aged 22, single, and Mr. William H. Stickle, aged 30, married, both of Hokitika, were thrown into the air, Mr. Coyle hitting a post and Mr- Stickle being thrown into some gorse. Mr. Coyle received severe head injuries, concussion, abrasions and shock, and his condition is critical but improving. Mr. Stickle received slight concussion, severe head abrasions an shock, aud his condition is satisfactory.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22406, 30 April 1936, Page 10
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