f TWO MEN MISSING.
PRESUMABLY DROWNED.
CARTERTON, April 9. Henry Cadwallader, twenty-nine years, single, and Owen Udy, nineteen years, natives of Carterton, are missing. They left the Bush Hotel for Paratabi, where they had a metalling contract, and it is supposed that in attempting to cross the Ruamahunga River, whieh is in flood, they were drowned. Their horses were found on" the river bank, but there was no trace of the men.
Large parties are out' along the river banks to-day searching for the missing men Cadwallader and Udy. It is supposed that Udy was washed off," and Cadwallader, who was his uncle and a splendid swimmer, went to his assistance, with the result that both were drowned.
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Evening Star, Issue 12166, 9 April 1904, Page 4
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