A GIRL'S SAD PLIGHT.
[PEA PBBSS ASSOCIATION.] Auckland, May 14. Anne McDougall, 20 years- of age, had a terrible experience, at Awaroa where she was residing with her uncle. She left the house on Thursday night, clothed in ordinary garments out failed to return. On Friday search parties Bcoured the country, and Miss McDougall was found bedraggled, hungry, and almost demented, two miles from hime. She had crossed the creek which was fairly wide and deep, but could not explain how she did so. She is suffering from shock, which, it is feared, may leave serious results. ___.;
Wade's Worm Figs— Wonderful Worm Worriers. 1«Farmers and tradesmen find it to their advantage to get all harness and saddlery at G. B. Realty's Feilding Saddlery and Harness Emporium, Kimbolton road. Absolute satisfaction is given by Healey. This is the universal verdict of all who patronise him. Grand selection of Leggings for Winter use. Healey is latest in slyitTland lowest- in price. Repair. l>y competent workmen. A
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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 265, 14 May 1907, Page 2
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164A GIRL'S SAD PLIGHT. Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 265, 14 May 1907, Page 2
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