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(By Telegraph—Per Press Association. MOTGIt victim. [ WELLINGTON, Oct. 4. Joyce James, aged G| years, sustained very serious injuries this afternoon through being knocked down by a motor ear in Adelaide Road. The little girl apparently stepped suddenly off the footpath right in front of the car. She was taken to a grocer’s shop, outside ol which the accident occurred. A doctor ordered her not to Ik? removed. At a late hour tonight she was still unconscious.
warrant for mtssing- man. CHR ISTOHUITCH, Oct. 4. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of L. Comerford, formory a enuntant for Ward and Co., brewers. Christchurch. Comerford has been missing for about, a week. His coat, which contained a letter to the Manager of the brewery, was found on t hank of the Wnimakariri on Su;” 1 Tt is said that investigations have shown that a sum of £3OO belonging to the Company is not accounted for.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1927, Page 1
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