Child Killed by Lorry in Dyedney Tragedy
A child died after being struck by a lorry in Dyedney on Tuesday. Jean witnessed the incident at Da Bight and received injuries herself. She was taken to hospital early this morning for treatment.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
4
A child died after being struck by a lorry in Dyedney on Tuesday. Jean witnessed the incident at Da Bight and received injuries herself. She was taken to hospital early this morning for treatment.
In Sydney an evening collision left eight people injured as families ferry to the scene. Police are investigating the cause while responders attended the wreck.
Kendall Oration discusses veterinary science value and ethical focus on animal health and welfare. A separate incident notes Mr Kendall driving nine passengers and two constables in one car, with all injured but later discharged from hospital.
At Central Police Court James Patrick Holger Fonyh Patrick McNamara Frederick Gelabenco Keown and Thomas Albert Muller faced charges of conspiring to defraud David Marshall and other Australian Mortgages Ltd shareholders. Key witness statements claim King and McNamara diverted funds. Bolger alleged King’s land deal overvalued assets. Hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
Race results from Kembla Grange with multiple maidens and handicaps. Notable winners include Big Boy and Credale with times and margins, plus divisions and entries such as Lady Aiminon and Opportune.
The Yaullon Pen flaunt Competition semi finals will be played tomorrow at the Manuka Association Courts at 1430. Vines team led by Mrs Hutchieen Muss Weaver and Mrs Faull face Amalie with Mrs Heowning Caroan Thomas and Mrs McAl tater. Braddon versus Kingston. The bronze match of the 8 rude is also on the schedule with Kingston meeting Forrest 11 and Northbourne.
A fragmented report notes a writer from 1901 to present who covered the Medical Convention and sittings of the Commonwealth Parliament in Melbourne. The work, noted as to be published by Brown, Prior and Co. of Melbourne, appears to document three decades of Australian political and medical history.
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