INJURIES TO LEGS
TWO HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS.
CHILD’S FALL FROM WINDOW. Suffering from injuries to the legs, two persons were admitted to the Waikato Hospital last evening. The condition of neither is considered to lie serious.
A child of three years, Hugh Douglas Aiken, a son of Mr D. Aiken, of f> Torrington Avenue, Frankton Junction, fell from a window at, his parents’ home and fractured his left leg. Miss Molly Ada Bobilliard, aged .18 years, of Matangi, was riding a motor-cycle last evening when the machine was struck by a passing motor-lorry driven by Mr Gordon McDowell, of Matangi. She was thrown on to the road and suffered injuries lo a leg. which may include a fracture. Miss Bobilliard is a daughter of Mr A. S. Bobilliard, a trimmer at • tho Matangi Glaxo factory.
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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19455, 20 December 1934, Page 9
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