STILL AT LARGE.
FUGITIVE SEEN NEAR MAKING. THE DOMINION SCOUTS; CAPT. DALRYMPLE INTERVIEWED. ' (By TeleeraDh.—Special Correauondent.). Palmerston North, April 14. •There are ' no , tidings whatever of Powelka-. so ~far to-day,, •'but- there is a' feeling l in": tho community that he willseize the 'first opportunity of returning either to Ashhurst or to Palmerston. - In regard , to incendiarism there is a peat feeliig of insecurity, and nearly all the larger busmess concerns in the town tie guarded 1)J" special nightwatchmen. > THE LATEST. : (Bt Telegraph.—Press .'Associations': Palmerston N., April 14 (midnight). There, is nothing .new in Tegajd to Powelka. ■ s -.. : i . , VHis last authentic appearance was that it' Bunnythorpe, in tho small hours of Wednesday morning,. when the constable fired two shots after him.
Later on.. the same day he 'was supposed to have teen seen still further north, -near Makirio../ Since .theriabsoHtely nothing has been heard of him, 1 though there have been the visual crop of reports of alleged ,- appearances. ... The police are watqhing all over the district-.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 792, 15 April 1910, Page 6
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168STILL AT LARGE. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 792, 15 April 1910, Page 6
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