CASUALTIES.
) 1 LI ( K\ <lll Whangarei, bept. zl. A young lady. Minnie Birch, a visitor from England, was admitted to the hospital to-dav with both oi her legs broken. On onndav she leit afrci d s lut i han,, n i Heat to climb Audrey s Mountain. As slm did not return a search party set out that night ami found the missing lady badlv injured. Miss Birch haa fallen over a cliff. Despite never.-: injui t sh< I md tged oi i 1<„ with a handkerchief and had crawled oter a mile on her hands and knees before the search party rescued her.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 241, 25 September 1914, Page 2
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