THE JAVA MYSTERY WELTEYRKDKX. Sept. 28. In connect ion w ith the Macfie murder the polite are now searching for a European whose intials are “K. N. Wlien Mrs Mat tie arrived at Weltcvmlen she declared that she must as soon as possible go to the Garrott Hotel, because site had made an appointment on the steamer with somebody who would meet her there. A poem and a letter signed “K.X” containing hints of murder arc reported as being found in, her room at the hotel. EMPIRE PRESS DELEGATES. SYDNEY. Sentomher 28. The Empire Press Delegates spend to-day tit Alhttry, en route to Melbourne, where the conference opens tomorrow. All expressed themselves impressed by the progress, prosperity ami immense possibilties ol the iiorthein districts of New South Wales and Queensland. They were loud in their praise of the .magnificent scenery and the princely entertainment accorded them in the north.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1925, Page 3
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