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Southland Times, Issue 20002, 16 October 1926, Page 17 (Supplement)

CAUGHT IN A‘TRAP" M ° TOR^ MOTOR ACCIDENTS J y VVEItoi CROSSTNC sDLQ A QJEFP -d gent o. to tnm th, t« iß • • ,W » oj VIVVDtJIIII tr K. Melbourne, where the dead' Wero alto looting the mjured.for removal idM-' "“"BLagWjg » .aqgw worn H gg g| —-WBIF ~‘"jfc TRAIN STRIKES CROWDED MOTOR VAN car X 1 ‘ he . b ™ k «'were suddenly jammed home * j L,i WONDERFUL ESCAPE. OF udtt SLn tfae re y |t . ty« NINE KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED occupants h et r «t buu« ' r a. J ■ d Batta ysstsrday • CAItGILL. Thia Day. too mue h for aome of tha taide 1 BbjcWMjML g S". 9f * la<,tor - . .. . . , f ’°“.• ■*» dcuU. and police, and soma UradlM j \to!i iL k manager Another shocking Uval crosnfnc disaster, tha worst of three mZ*S^SS^L the . “Pproach to before they were able to r a metoft f N-ln. <7 h J*" V “* a wWxto fourteen months, U reported from Kelbottrna. An electric f at Wai. terrible rdu’iea. ’ HocuA “ft Wltt th ° «Mhed into a motor-vnn crowded crith pic- », Va A four bodies were liB kl Jl“ £ lectri ? p ’ w ' nickers, killing nine and Injuring fifteen, several tterlously ’ / ✓/A The goWwJL Er Jaw/jT Sri 1 ivwiag -o the of ' ff he k iShlTxßj B ecreea Mr. Carter received / fju BK j V WORST OF A SERIES Jr (• w ’ ioter WM towed BOEHES IN WRECK traroundinea tlB I a ; Brotou North. render much h|t). I With the i • el ’ U IV f EXTRICATION DIFFICULT. parties and $ I dam_ -tf- vicinity, th» wSfW wSSjS g kl y wheel# and •f control s« ll S 1 I I "> AMD 'FTVT? slowly.hi? I B -ive shifted tho ' f<U W' ! !• Fjf * M * IVB MELBOURNE, 26th April V® f threw the whole only a INJURED The accident was the most diaastrou* L »ng it right round in the . A t | one of a series of similar level-crossing. .direction. hm.d~O.4Tw?? L ~ smashee ia th. hi.tory of -nU«y Oroeslng Dangers, jrer, aw the rirnmh, and palled up „ ta ” °’*“ 3r “ ‘ IT W « too lot meeting of too Canterbury time. Mr*.- Ben ven nrflered a broker mi ttod rendczv.u. for picnickers, and to®V3gO||| bran oh of ths Engineers, Firemen and log aad ee»ere euts on the head, and hes.wben. a lv r<^MmM§F*W abour Day holiday, ma- f ’’•‘lLL H»«- Cleaners’ Association, elreng eaMptlou eaadtaon is serious, but the ethers wer< crowing in ' B /jfe \ ”« uk * n «« statement, made at h ri>. Wtbedlyhurt. over ten-miles «o t . )n lt -t rn.et.ng of the North Island Motor l ■ when it was not ® le ® r I defendant had* apparently Union, vis., “Thai reporta were being contended, however, that he had stop- S t^e traiD ’ ft whistle, the mg- received from all parts of the country LEVEL CROSSING ped tu car before crossing[th. line -Knah. and th. alarm bell. M that drivers of train, were not eonndMr. R. H. Boys, for the Railway De- xxaovrair -<*- .i c P awed O7er »»th» a f«w yards of inff thelr whistles for level rrneeinx INCIDENT partment, said that “trsto ™ Tpil C ASUAL Department dZ. J ->ll' to’.m'• ’ A.** * Lower Hutt-L&mbton P — hAve P« rson « crossing railway iiDej take contradiction, m far m engine-drivors nro&chmg the rise, a ear d - y dne notice of what their gwd precau- in Canterbury wera e£no«rned, *m MOTORIST FINED FOR IGNORING defendant crowed ths rails, jui»t in KILLED boafi ohou, d be." went on counsel. given to the statement, state, a Preo SIGNALS. front of the engine. . The defendont ‘““Vm Vdl“^ d ?L k rf P t? 8 the A' 3o ®^ oo It was claimed had, apparently, disregarded th. train *. -dZnJe *?s T ® ,llat tbo driver, ' ~edbc-• whistle, the wig wag signal., and the I -ti i 7 OD u e ’ ♦-> the Deoa* " “ That b. was In » hurry to get b«k alar “ ’«"»■ r’t’T.'t °” IT ‘ambers tho , io town to that he could write in a ,ew 7 ard> ”» front of *“• trau> <l a ™ ,rum » ,C V'\ contract for his firm was th© arouse Railway Department dep’ %$ < r>d X put forward by Ceci] Brendon Quin, persons crossing raib- ? L M . l , ch Mr ; “O'-* 0 ei wb£ * 1 \ ® th® Magietroto'e Coort be ’* fc o remove «FI V rest-day with crossing the Petone X** the train- anv. \ -railway line at a speed estimated “ * the j ßJO red. «rcn. \ Pr^ c «\ jured occupants of the wrecked] I z» I ‘ B \ ’ailwat- .s’ stßte<i thal he wa, rittmg next tol ILg f \ I th 9 dn ver. Neither of them neard t A \ Netflecffe<fefe2/ i' ui.. u ■i j 11u , TjrrT"TTnrTT?ii «/'_□''i" m.ijpiwiiinijrMwwMiuiji ■ »>ll k f\ r J .1 Q g,. |d j § BL-txrv.l •TeT-<4 P few Jr .“Fty’lTSr’l

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