MOTOR CYCLISTS KILLED

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19765, 21 December 1935, Page 8

MOTOR CYCLISTS KILLED

VERDICT AT INQUEST. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. An open verdict, was returned by the coroner, Mr E. Gilbertson, that Erl Kay McClune, aged 21, of Woburn Road, Lower Hutt, died in the Wellington Public hospital on December 5 from Injuries received when the motor cycle he was riding collided with a motor-lorry at the intersection of Te Whiti Street and Seatoun Road. COLLISION WITH CAR. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. Through injuries received when his motor-cycle collided with a cir In Ohiro Road, Brooklyn, yesterday, Colin Martin- Fraser, aged 20, died in the Wellington Hospital this morning.

CHILDREN’S CAMP. RESPONSE TO APPEAL. FURTHER FUNDS NEEDED. Willie the response of the public to the Waikato Children’s Camp League’s appeal for funds to finance Its annual camp for needy children at Port Waikato next, month, has been ■surprisingly good, the League still requires further funds to complete the camp arrangements. In making a further appeal t,o the public, the League secretary, Mrs H. C. Ross, says: “It. takes so little to make a child happy. Just a bit of care from some one who Is interested —and the beauty of life shines through the soul of the child, radiates in its laughter, and sparkles in its smiles. “Our children—two hundred and ten last year, hundreds more through the years to. come—who through the inability of their parents to provide them with a holiday at the sea-side, can he given pleasure, health and happiness for at least twenty-one days this year through you,” says Mrs Ross. “Won’t you be one of those who cares? Won’t you for tiiis year decide to help ? Extend your hand io some one child and lead it for a while on the road to health and happiness.” Contributions will be-gratefully received at the Waikato Winter Show office hi Ward Street.