To reach the scene of their hunting exploits, two Blenheim youths used a motor-cycle. A watercourse was encountered, and the driver changed into low gear and accelerated to climb up the steep bank on the far side of the stream. After another mile or so he realised that his machine was going, along exceptionally well, and remarked on the fact to his companion, but there was no reply, for the passenger was rrissing. Investigations showed that he had been left in a sitting position in the creek.
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20563, 3 June 1932, Page 11
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