MAN AND WIFE
WANDERING AIMLESSLY
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association J
AUCKLAND, Nov. 15.
A man and bis wife, who stated they had been hypnotised, were found wandering aimlessly on the platlonn <>l the Auckland railway station early this morning. After being taken in charge by the police they were examined by two doctors, who ordered their committal to an Auckland institution. T he man and woman came under tli” notice of a police official who noticed that the two peop-le wore in a dazed and apparently bewildered condition. The man said that he and his wife wen 1 residents oT A) add. He had been a miner at Waibi for many years. They had come under the influence of a hypnotist a few weeks ago, and from that point the man’s memory was by no means clear, but he remembered ooardinrr a train in company with his wile to come to Auckland.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1929, Page 5
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152MAN AND WIFE Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1929, Page 5
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