About 1.30 o'clock yesterday morning a motor-cycle and sido-car, with three passengers—tho driver, a lady in tho sido-car, and a inau on the carrier of the cycle—met with a nasty accident while returning down Tinakori Road. It appears that in an endeavour to pass between a cart and the curb, the motor-cyclo struck tho cart and capsized on to the footpath. 'i'lic occupant of the side-car escaped entirely without injury, but tho other passengers wero not so fortunate. Mr. \V. Eeattie, who was riding the cycle, was considerably bruised and cut aliout, while the passenger 011 the earner) Jlr. Matter.-,on, received injuries to his head. Dr. Henry, who was summoned to tho scene of the accident, ordered tho removal of Beattie and Mattersou to tho Hospital. ilr. S. Gein'ue Nathan is offering for sale by publi cniietion on Wednesday, April 5, at'2.3o 11.111., in the Chamber of Commerce, Jlv. .1. A. l'ikc's residence, known as "Dirlclon," situated at Heretaunga, overlooking the sjolf links, within about 17 miles of the City. Litters used by the Netherlands army are made of straw, and are provided with straw Hwkflts so that they can bfl used as bods.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2723, 18 March 1916, Page 12
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194Untitled Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2723, 18 March 1916, Page 12
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