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Hokitika Guardian, 6 December 1927, Page 1

COSTLY WOOING. BOMB, Nov. 20. AVl.cn Paul Palace, 21. started pro.osi.ni marriage to Hone Cast.loo. 1,. „ a taxi the meter read one In a (about 2jdl. AVi,cu the meter had reached 3(H) U.a (£3 2s (id) id .out IS hours later, and he had not yet been accepted, Paul decided to continue his suit in the parlour of his sister’s home. Besides having to pay the taxi fnie. Paul now faces a charge of kidnapping a minor. SHAM BEATS PEAL. LONDON, Nov. 20. The rector of St. Peter’s. Chelmsford (Essex), while playing the part of a bandar in amateur theatricals, heard a crv'of “Burglars!” from the ladies’ dressing room. He rushed off the stage in the middle of the act. chased a suspect across backyards, and finally, using his own “property" electric torch found the man hiding in a sliecT. and gave him into custody.

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