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A TE HORO MYSTERY.

CLOTHES POUND ON THE BEACH. A grey tweed coat,' a cheek hat, boots, ’etc-., were found on Wednesday on the Te Horo beach by Mr Charles Eagle, of Te Horo, who reported the matter to Constable Satherley. The latter visited the locality yesterday and searched the beach for miles, ■thinking, perhaps, that the owner had been drowned. He, however, found no trace, and is continuing the search, xha sum of Is 6d was found in tbo pockets of the clothes.

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Otaki Mail, 7 April 1922, Page 2

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A TE HORO MYSTERY. Otaki Mail, 7 April 1922, Page 2

A TE HORO MYSTERY. Otaki Mail, 7 April 1922, Page 2

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