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Hokitika Guardian, 17 March 1923, Page 3

A BODY. CHRISTCHURCH. .March 16. Two boys fishing at S"niner saw the body of a man on the rocks below Whitewash Head, evidently washed in hv the tide. The police have gone out to get the body, which is in u difficult position to approach, probably only at high tide in the afternoon. Nobody is reported missing lately except RashIcy, the assistant purser of the AYa111no.

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