MISSING GIRL.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1924, Page 1

MISSING GIRL.

MOTH !■:!.’ AX'D DAI'GHTKR M KKT. ACCKLAXD. SeptThere were interest inp developments to-dnv in tin- ease nf Hn- Kpsom Crammar School girl. Miss Margaret Marlon. who left her home on ~->A. (allton Core Road, on Scptembe" and was missing in halllitig eiieiimstalues for a week. The girl ami her mother, Mrs D. C. Martin, were | rough! topehor in the afternoon at a special eoiileieiiee arranged lor . tl.e purpose, also attended hy several parties and legal representatives eoneerned ill the ease. The Roman Mishap ol Auckland. Dr Cleary, also. wn. present. It is stated that, the somewhat remarkable circumstances "f Hie smgulnr ease were discussed in a conciliatory spirit No ollleial report of the meeti,m . u ns el.tainahle. Knelt of (he prm- , ipals and their represenlati'.’i’s ap-peal’.-d 1" prel'i-r that if any statement -houlil he given at all it mi-hl made I,v till- Other. It was m.i'le 'Tear however, even in the eifi umstan’es "l reticence, that the principals were at least brought nearer to the prospect ol complete reconciliation. Same feat ares of the ease are still enveloped in mystery. X" inlcrmnt'.on has hi M. ilis-l.'si"! as to where or with whom the girl had to ll h'"!"r<l \ll were agreed, however. Dial the ;:nl had been well eared for. Tlm Crammer School Ron'd gave ~,,, i, | t inn 111 pin lie t" nliolher -ill" „f Die . as- as In. as the Kpsom S"lio"l wns eonee,’lied. Rater an olhem declaration was made that the bnanl finds it inip-.s-ilile the I'.p((iris' ( d ammar S-hool in any way with the ilisaopearaliee ol Miss Alaitill. *|, | A m- re intimate eoulerenee will m Imi,| to-morrow heiween the molher and her I those interested i„ it appear to fie couielcul Us result will make a pleasanl end t - a strange story.