MYSTERIOUS MATTER.
HUTT MAN'S EXPERIENCE. , Last Friday week, Mr. William Hall, a carpenter employed at tho Meat Export Company, and a resident of Epuni Hamlet, drew his wages from the company's office, Hunter Street. Hurrying to catch his train, as it was rapidly getting dark,' he noticed two well-dressed men approaching. One of them, waving a handkerchief in his lace, said, Bill, where are you going to ?" He remembered 110 more until about i a.m. on Saturday morning, and then found that ho was lying in a vacant section on.' Jervoia Quay,'surrounded by and covered ■with packing-cases. Ho discovered then that all his money had been stolen. Stiff in 4reiy limb, for the night had been frosty, he walked as best he could to tower Hutt, obtained a bicycle, and reached home at about 7.30. Mrs. Hall, being worried at her husband's non-ap-pearance, and being unable to sleep, walked to Lower Hutt at midnight, but could gather no tidings of her husband, beyond the fact that liis bicycle ■ was at Hutt. Medical aid was sought for Mr. Hall, but >£ J?as nearly a week before lie recovered.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1785, 25 June 1913, Page 7
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186MYSTERIOUS MATTER. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1785, 25 June 1913, Page 7
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