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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5240, 17 February 1928, Page 4

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Mean, despicable, and contemptible is tihe only way to describe the person who committed the following cruel action one morning (states the Asburtoh “Guardian”). A resident of Ashburton, whose mother is 84' years of age, is an inmate of the County Hospital, went toi work, leaving a pad and pencil outside his door for any messages that might arrive. Happening to return htome during the morning, he found the following message written on the pad : “Mother dying.” Oil his way to, the hospital he sent several telegrams to friends and. relat’ons. When he ar rived at the hospital he found that the message was a hoax.