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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 371, 4 June 1928, Page 16

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Child Breaks a Leg.—Mary Johnson, aged eight years, broke a leg and injured her head when she was knocked down by a motor-van driven by Mr. J. W. Lyons in Victoria Street, Hamilton, on Saturday. The child, who is a daughter of Mr. A. Johnson, of Pukemiro, was admitted to the Waikato Hospital and is progressing satisfactorily. Dutchman Sees Films.—Through the courtesy of Mr. Phil Hayward, of the Majestic Theatre, Mr. J. H. Rogge, the visiting Dutch journalist, was enabled to view a series of New Zealand films to-day, and particularly those parts of the Dominion which he had been unable to visit. Mr. Rogge expressed himself as delighted with Xew Zealand’s scenic attractions for the tourist*

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Struck by Cycle. —Suffering from head injuries, th© result of being knocked down by a bicycle in East Street, Xewton, on Saturday, Mrs. Annie Eggers was admitted to the Auckland Hospital. Her condition is not serious. She lives at St. Benedict's Street, Newton,