TAN GLED SKEINS
(3y Telegraph.)
(Special to "The Evening Post")
CHEISTCHUECH, This Day. Th(j Burwood mystery to-day is as great as-when the body of the murdered girl was first found. It appears that an error was made in the fixing of the day on which the taxiinan called at the Hotel Federal and spoke with the girl in her room. This day ha 3 now been definitely fixed as Friday, and the interview followed close on the heelsv of that which Miss Searff had with * her mother when she refused to return home. ■•■■:'
There is every reason, to believe that the girl was not well supplied with money. When she paid her; bill at the hotel she made it quite obvious to an acquaintance there that she had received money from some other person. It is believed that the.girl was a frequent visitor to a house at New Brighton, and that she had on a number of occasions gone there to tidy up. • .- ■. Where did she.stay on the Tuesday night? From every, avenue that has Keen followed in-an effort ■to >nnravelthe' mystery the police have.-been com 7 pelled to turn back baffled. : '
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 10
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