WAIUKU DRAPER FEARED DROWNED.—At 11.30 last night a five-seater car was found suspended over the parapet of the bridge over the Tamaki River, south of Otahuhu. In the water below was found a man’s overcoat, and in the car some travellers’ samples and a bankbook bearing the name of Alexander Duthie, who is a draper of Waiuku. The pictures show, left: Dragging the Tamaki River this morning. Right: Repairing the gap where the car broke through the parapet. It came to rest against the telegraph post on the right.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 977, 21 May 1930, Page 1
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89WAIUKU DRAPER FEARED DROWNED.—At 11.30 last night a five-seater car was found suspended over the parapet of the bridge over the Tamaki River, south of Otahuhu. In the water below was found a man’s overcoat, and in the car some travellers’ samples and a bankbook bearing the name of Alexander Duthie, who is a draper of Waiuku. The pictures show, left: Dragging the Tamaki River this morning. Right: Repairing the gap where the car broke through the parapet. It came to rest against the telegraph post on the right. Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 977, 21 May 1930, Page 1
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