A hard-up social and dance will bo held in the Poukawa Public School on Friday next in aid of the school prizes. Good music will be provided. Hard-up costumes are essentia. A Gruesome Find: In connection with the discovery in a chaff bag of a man’s body, headless and with the legs missing, in a creek near Nairobi, 'New South Wales, detectives working on tho case declare that it is a clear case of murder committed some weeks ago. The head had been removed at tho first joint of the neck and the logs at the hips. The only clothing on the trunk is a grey cardigan jacket. Tho bag was weighted down by six bricks. It is believed that tho victim was n working man aged nhout 10. Hn apparently wns killc.l ami dismembered mid hurled into the creek.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 281, 12 November 1929, Page 7
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