A LUCKY WOMAN
INHERITS A FORTUNE
FOUND IN IRELAND
LONDON, October IS. "Yes, I'm the lucky heiress," said Mrs. Mary Burke Hayes, who was found living in a low-built, cottage, roofed with peat, at 'NVJutegalc, in County; Clnre. Sho inherits, provisionally, by order; of the Sydney Court, the £50,000 Sydney estate of tho late Martin Edward Eurie, 699' claimants having been. eliminated. Mrs. Hayes lauglied when told that she had been sought throughout Count? Galway and elsewhere. She said: "t have been here all the time," and added, "I don't know what I am.going: to do with uiy new-found wealth. I have not had time to think yet, or decide whether to go to Australia.'* Mrs. Hayes lives with her' husband in a pretty village overlooking Lough. Derg. ___________
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 9
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128A LUCKY WOMAN Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 9
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