Mr. McLean then entered the witness box, and said that he had 20 years of although his ear, an. miles an hour the put both brake coming to a standstill In three fect" The boy's mother picked the Ind up—he was sitting In the road about' a yard from the car—and started to Jog him up and down; the child was erying. He disagreed with Mr. Redesr oe of cuntioning tat side of the centre of the Toad. and was over on the wrong. ald that he always drove well on the left hand side.
The last witness, Mr. H. M. Evans, said that he examined ihe car 445 pam. that same day (he was slaying with Mr. McLean at the time), and found two small hand-prints on the offside part of the bonnet. If the light had been slightly better, he would have been able to take an excellent photograph.
"The case was adjourned.
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