A TRAMP.
HEIR TO A IiAIiGK FORTUNE.
The Johannesburg police are satis- , fied that William ■ 'Dalzell, who was , moneyless and down-and-out, is the heir to a large lor tune, and that lit is, the lucky individual ■ for whom a firm of solicitors in Cumberland ; (England) have been seeking. The staff of a bank at Vereemgmg advanced Dalzell the money to proceed to Johannesburg in order to interview the podlce commissioners there, who had the necessary information from the lawyers at Cockermouth. Dalzell had been twimping the country doing odd jobs, and While so ongaged people showed him a newspaper cutting advertising for his whereabouts. ' It is probable that Dalzell will return to England to attend to the ■ necessary legal formalities, but he ! proposes eventually to settle periuanI cntly in South Africa.
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Shannon News, 20 June 1924, Page 4
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131A TRAMP. Shannon News, 20 June 1924, Page 4
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