TWIN BOYS BORN
IN DIFFERENT SUBURBS ! OF SYDNEY i iss ■ A FOUR-MILE DASH Turin boys were born to an Earlj wood (Sydney) woman recently, but j each entered the world in a different j suburb, the mother having been j rushed to hospital after the birth of j the first child. dhe mo-ther lives in St. George Parade, Earlwood, and the first child was horn there about 8 a.m. The 1 mother developed rather serious symp- j toms, and a doctor ordered her re- i moval to a private hospital in Mar- j rickville Road, Dulwich Hill—four I miles away. The Canterbury-Banksto-wn Ambu- i i lance made a fast trip to the hospital, ; i an< l the way the first-born yelled j i lustily. The ambulance officers were; ] i so concerned about their patient that! i ; she smiled, and said: “Why. you are I ■ j more upset than I am.’’ j i She was carried to a special ward,' l and half an hour later the second child I l was born. The mother expressed her i J happiness that they appeared such j , bourne children.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 941, 7 April 1930, Page 16
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186TWIN BOYS BORN Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 941, 7 April 1930, Page 16
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