WINDSCREEN OF CAR SPLINTERED BY HARE.
Mr J. S. Duncan, of Christchurch, had an unusual experience during the holidays when driving a new Hudson car near Geraldine. Mr Duncan saw ahead of him a hare which ran along in front of the car. He accelerated and gained on it. The hare then took several leaps into the air and on the last occasion crashed against the windscreen. Luckily it was made of unbreakable glass and, though it was smashed into small pieces, the splintered glass did not fly. The hare was killed by the impact.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18960, 6 January 1930, Page 8
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