The huge aerodrome from which the Got lias raided London, at St. Denis Wcstrem, near Gncni, was criss-cros-ed by ploughs before tho Huns left it, ruining its surface, hitherto like a billiard table. In regard to tho mysterious disappearance cf~tho vot-.th William Fred Da Joux from his home in Tweed street on Wednesday niuht (reposts the ‘Southland News’), a coat and hat were found by the police on the Invercargill jetty bn Saturday morning, which have been identified aV. articles of dress worn by the young man when no left homo
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Evening Star, Issue 16995, 18 March 1919, Page 4
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