FATAL ACCIDENT
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Motor-Cycle Skids Into Tram
(By I'elegraph-
WELLINGTON, Jan 25. Fatal injuries were recejved by William Charjes Avenall, tailor, aged about 23 years, of Miramar, when tlie inotor eyclo he was driving collided with a tram ,in Moxham Avenue, Kilbernie, shortly before 1 p.m. to-day. It is believed his neck was frhctured, and in. additiqn he received' a fraetured left thigb and fractured riphti wrist. • His brnther, H. N. Avenall, also a tailoi^ was a pillion rider on the motor-oynle. He was removed to hospital suffering injuries to his back and slioukler but later was able tp return homo The accident is believed to have been caused through the motor-cycle skidding on wet bitumen.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 9, 26 January 1937, Page 8
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