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Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1925, Page 3

That it takes all sorts of people to make a world is an adage with which a Wanganui lady is in entire agreement (states an exchange). She left a few days ago for Rotorua, and arranged with a son, residing on the Thames line, to meet her at Frankton .Tune tion. She had never visited this portion of the North Island before. To her dismay, she discovered on reaching the inaction that she was a day too soon in arrival. Encumbered with a habv in arms, she became puzzled as to what she should actually do. Scenting something amiss consequent on the” lady’s apparent agitation, a stylishly "-owned member of the same sex inquired if she could he of any assistance. Certainly, would the lady take live shillings and send a telegram to j| r a t P “ Only too happy to do so,” replied the woman. That was the last the Wanganui resident saw ot the stylish lady. The wire was never forwarded.