THE WELLINGTON DROWNING CASE.

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THE WELLINGTON DROWNIN G CASE.

THE INQUESI‘

WELLINGTON, this day

The inquest concerning the mysterious death of Eliza Jane Hebbend, wlx-.->lO body was found. in the harbour on Fridzxy lasf, was opened yesterday, and was adjoul'n(?(l till April 12. It has now been sllggestod the \\'0l1!1(lS wvro inﬂicfed by fish, possibly :1 young .<l1:1rl<. while the woman was in the \\':Ltcr. in support of this theory it has bccn szxid "Ihc-V unfortunate wonl-an may have fallen into the Water at some spot where if was shallow, and may have ﬂoated nﬁ’, to be attacked lnfnr by ﬁ.~‘.h.

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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3448, 30 March 1920, Page 5

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