STILL NO NEWS
MISSING TRAMPERS
WEATHER HAMPERS SEARCH.
(Per Press Association- Copyright
MASTERTON, April 26.
The search tor tiie missing trampers continues. 'me ranges cleared temporarily this morning, enaolmg trial uoservauons to be made by a Wairurapa plane, which round « ( tne condit.mis exceptionally rough and bumpy., 'Tiie plane proceeued from the ltuama-, hanga lover head waters to Mount;; Molds worth, but saw no signs, ligh t smoke inland from Grey town, to 1 which no importance is attacned.
A party returned this morning from lluamahaiiga in an effort to locate smoke seen the previous day, but failed. Another party is setting out for the same locality. It is believed the smoke came from a shooter’s camp, as a shot was heard this morning.
The rain lias re-commenced, and the ranges are again obscured in clouds. \Vhen the weather clears, Wellington Aero Club’s Waco machine will search the Tararuas the four missing trampers.
Another search party will leave tonight
Wireless advices to-day state that it is blowing hard on the mountain tops,
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1933, Page 5
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