OLD SKELETON DUG UP
CHRISTCHURCH DISCOVERY Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday. A human skeleton was dug up by gardeners working in the Botanic Gardens today. It was in an excellent state of preservation. The skeleton is probably that of a Maori, and the condition of the bones indicated that it had been buried for 100 years.
[lice writes to the campaign Manager :>f The Sun's great Popularity Compe:ition. Mrs. Rice is a very enthusias :ic contestant. She is out to win and she lias a lot of friends who are helping her toward success. AN AUCKLAND CONTESTANT
“It lias been a great surprise to me to iind how glad people are to subscribe to The Sun. I only entered The Sun’s competition about a week ago. and with hardly any effort at all I have reached the ppsition I now hold. All my friends are glad to see me in the race, and many offer their support without my even asking. I am looking forward to winning one of the big prizes, and 1 am hoping that I will be able to make many new friends and many new subscribers for The Sun, thereby increasing my voting standing.” This is what Mrs. H. V. Johnstone said the other day when she turned in a number of subscriptions to the Campaign Manager.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1003, 20 June 1930, Page 7
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