%'&. ytnjdtlle-aged %bmait named Mary Ann 'Windsor Was' discovered by a constable lying'in" the' Auckland graving dock late on Saturday night, and on being removed to the hospital, she #as found to be suffering from a. broken ttigh atift. many bruises. Speaking inephcrentljrof the affair, she alleged that %m;^ ( ,ya»ilresponßibje.for throwing her iniojCbe dock. _ Though the injuries are Myerct TwjpedaUy-I<sr %omatf"up- 'in , yejirs, tLe sufferer is progressing fsvour-'
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 79, 3 April 1911, Page 6
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