THE MOTOR MYSTERY

Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1925, Page 3

THE MOTOR MYSTERY

[nv TELKCJKAI’H —I’Xlt I’llfcSS ASSOCIATION.] HUDSON STILL MI'SiNG. OAMAIiU. April 26. The dcvi'hiomeids in coniiecl ion with the Hid 1 11 r ai'cidenl nil Ihe I, u rov> - Omarama Road on Wednesday la-t are dealing much intercsi i hroughoul the di-Jricl. Olive Rulherford (aged IS), one ol the victims of the accident, died at Kurow on Saturday night. Her hotly was hnniglit to <kimaru to-day. and a post: mortem will be held here to-night. An inquest will he opened at Dunedin io-morrov., and '.'ill be adjourned after the idem ifu-al ion ol the k-'niv. which is being taken south in the mi. ruing. Philip Hudson (aged 19) has mJ yet been found. Two cartridges were found near the scene of the accident—one by the girl’s body and the other beside the wret ked car. A trail of blood led down tin' kill-side from the girl's body and across tlie river-bed In the river. A man’s hat was found, with holes in the top. which might have been caused by a bullet. No rifle was found. The police have been (.ragging tbe Waite,ki River, anil scouring the country for mik-s. but up tdl t o-Mighi. no truce of the missing man has been discovered. WARRANT FOR HUDSON’S ARREST. O.AMARU. April 27. The search continues lor tlie missing man Hudson for whose arrest on a charge of attempted murder, a v.aiv:\nt was issued on *‘’| 1S( :l>V ‘ The dining room will he under the personal supervision of Airs Fowler am. first, class suppers can he assured.