Some weeks after receiving £4OO compensation for the loss of some jewellery, an old lady informed a certain insurance company in Auckland that she had found the missing property in a cupboard. “I don t | think it would be fair to keep both .the jewels and the money, so 1 'thought you would be pleased ;° know that I have sent the £4OO to the Red Cross,” she wrote.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 February 1947, Page 4
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