Motor Car Plunges Into Sydney Harbour
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR DRIVER'S STRANGE STATEMENT
LnHed P.A. — By Telegraph—Cop prig : ) Reed. 0.20 a.ni. SYDNEY. To-day. A large motor-car plunged into the harbour early this morning. Mystery surrounds the affair. Mr. H. Reynolds, of Manly, who v -s rescued, made conflicting staton.cnis indicating that a man and a wonfe.lll. who were passengers, sank wuh the car in 17 feet of water, but the police have been uuablc to trace the bodies although the headlights of the car r« - mained alight for a long time aft- r sinking, lighting up the water and th harbour bed. The search is continuing. Mr. Reynolds is in a serious condition.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 332, 18 April 1928, Page 9
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111Motor Car Plunges Into Sydney Harbour Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 332, 18 April 1928, Page 9
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