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Hokitika Guardian, 17 June 1932, Page 6

LATE LOCALS

Mails which left Wellington on 17th May, by the Maunganui, via San Francisco arrived at London on June 15th.

Tho story of savage attacks on two children by a pufe-bred Alsatian dog which inflicted rerious injuries, vas told by the police to-d.iy, when the owner, Sydney Arthur, ol Godley Avenue. Northcote Settlement appeared in the Christchurch M-gw-trate’s Court before Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M. Defendant was charged with being the owner of a dog which attacked Berenice Lain/, aged five. He pleaded guilty. The Magistrate ordered the dog to be d@4troyfd and adjourned tho ease until 'lured v ;.o allow his order to lie carried out. —Press Association.

The death occured at tier residence Westport on Wednesday night of .Mrs Frank McLean, a well-known and highly respected member ol the community. Deceased had not been in the best of health lor some time, but her death from •u:ddon he .rt attack came as a great r,hock to her husband and family. .The late -Mrs McLean, who was aged 49. was a native of Hokitika, she being a member of the well-known Shadbolt familv. ‘Deceased had resided in the district for many years and a large number of friends will mourn her loss. She 'oaves a sorrowing husband and family of three sons Messrs Frank (Christchurch). Roy and Albert, of Westport, and one daughter, Elva. of Westport. Here’s a remedy for coughs and been looking. Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion. Will break up the most troublesome cold in an incredible short time, and builds up the system 1 gainst worse ills resultant therefrom, s’old everywhere—ls fid. 2s fid and -Is fid.—Advt