PEDESTRIANS STRUCK
MOTOR-CAR MOUNTS PATH NONE SERIOUSLY INJURED [froji our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday An unusual accident happened in Victoria Street, Hamilton, yesterday afternoon, when a car driven by Mr. David Lithgow, of Morrinsville, drew into a parking space near Garden Place. The car, which was, travelling slowly, mounted the footpath and struck three pedestrians, Messrs. G. R. A. Davis, of Anglesea Street, T. W. Davis, of Garden Place, and L. Harwood, of Forest Lake Road, Hamilton. All three received cuts and abrasions, but none was seriously hurt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23186, 4 November 1938, Page 10
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