N.Z. NURSE'S STORY.
DECOYED AND ASSAULTED.
(Received 12 noon.)
SYDNEY, this day.
A nursing sister at Wheatley Private Hospital in the Crowes Nest suburb, told an extraordinary story to a newspaper reporter. Sh© declares that she missed her train from Roseville subuib to the city when a well-dressed man with a pleasant voice offered to taice her in his car to the city. She consented but was driven into scrub five miles away, where the man brutally assaulted her, tearing her clothes nearly off and giving her three kickß. Then he drove off. The nurse was too embarrassed to call the attention of other cars. She stated that she arrived from New Zealand nine months ago to take up nursing at Wheatley Hospital.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1928, Page 7
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