A SENSATIONAL STORY.
l'er Press Association. Christelmrch, April 17. _ A somewhat sensational story is in circulation, and is believed to be under investigation by the police. It is stated that a vonng man was responsible for the troubles of a young girl iu Christchuieh. Recently, and when the child was born, he informed her that he hid arranged to have it adopted. "With that object in view he arranged to meet her on' the Belfast road, where, it is stated, he was to take charge of- the infant for the purpose of handing it over to the people who were to act as its future guardians. The girl, in company with a [married woman, accordingly went to the I rendezvous mentioned by the young man, where he joined them. Ho is said to have been considerably annoyed at the presence of a third party, and talked rather severely to the mother of the child for her want of forethought in allowing the other woman to accompany her. The child was handed to him, and' he is alleged to have ridden oir with it on his bicycle. Some time afterwards the mother'became suspicious, and is said to have communicated her fears to the police. Ail investigation was set on foot, and (he young man, on being qticstioned on the matter, is stated to have denied absolutely ever seeing the infant. I He has, it is said, left Cliristchiircli, and ! has not been heard of since. It is not known what has become of the infant.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 18 April 1907, Page 2
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254A SENSATIONAL STORY. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 18 April 1907, Page 2
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