A. Peculiar Statement.
A peculiar case has been brought -[ to light at Melbourne^. A. Mrs, , Parker, awaiting trial on 60 perjury, was bailed out withqutj.the, ; knowledge of her solictor, ancfv sK.O ; tiunecl up at Albury, accompanied by a well-known solictor and another gentleman. She declares that she was drugged and taken to Albury against heifjw^l. She has ngain mysteridns'y ilisappen.recl; and hmv s >lioi^o_r, whqhj^j returned from Albury, denies that ne f has any knowledge qtrhfif -where* abouts
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Manawatu Herald, 21 June 1892, Page 2
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78A. Peculiar Statement. Manawatu Herald, 21 June 1892, Page 2
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