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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 June 1922, Page 8

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Arising out of the suicide at the Strand Arcade, Auckland, of a young woman, was a charge made against her father,.G. E. Nalder, of threatening to shoot one Allan Horley, to which reference was made in a recent issue. The following advertisement has since appeared in the Auckland ‘Star’: — “In connection with the case reported in the Auckland ‘Star’ on Tuesday, having heard Mr. A. Horley’s explanation, I am satisfied that I acted inadvisedly. —G. E. Nalder, Waimanku.'’ No more grinding of teeth with Wade'i Worm Figs.—Advt.