MOTOR DRIVER’S CONDUCT
NOT FOUND AFTER ACCIDENT. , 1 By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night.. “It is not iiece&sary for the Court to express a-n opinion as to the conduct of the driver,” said the coroner, Mr.) J. S. Barton, to-dav at an inquest concerning the death of John Mclnnes, wharf labourer, who died on September 7 as the result of injuries received through being struck by a motor-car in Jervois Quay on August 16.' , Sub-Inspector . Lopdell said that the driver, of the car had not been found; . After evidence had been 1 heard the coroner returned a verdict that deceased died from head injuries, including lacerations of the brain, sustained by being' knocked down by a motor-ear in Jervois Quay, the driver of the car being unknown. ' ' ‘ ;
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1930, Page 7
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