COLLISION AT KAIMATA

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 28, 30 January 1929, Page 5

COLLISION AT KAIMATA

i MOTOR CAR AMD WAGON. TWO PEOPLE INJURED. '''•'•Aii-'accident which might have been attended with, fatal results happened outside the Jtaimata factory about B;3Q a.m. yesterday, when a oar, driven by Mr H. Bayly, of Tarata, came into violent contact with a two-horse wagon driven by a young man named Burkitt, employed by Mr Potro/,, ol Kaimatal Road. , The oar was ' proceeding towards Inglewood whe.n the wagon emerged from the Kaimata factory. The pole of, the wagon, missing the driver, struck two brothers named Lawrence, who were passengers with Mr Bayly. 'Dr. Faris was quickly summoned to the scene,, where -M was found that H. Lawrence was suffering from head injuries, and Basil Lawrence had sustained L three broken ribs. Firstaid was rendered and the injured men conveyed by ambulance to the New Plyihotith hospitaL -