DOMINION NEWS
MISSIONARIES STILL ALIVE (Per Pkm Association,—Copyright.) ' ■ WELLINGTON, July 14. ■ Advice ■ hag been received by,’ Mr Vivian, local secretary of the China Milam! Mission; that on June 17 Messrs Hayman ■ and Bosshardt were still alive ,thorfgh, in\ the hands of Reds in the .mountains of Szechwan. Although still cheerful, they were in great need of clothes,v as theirs were considerably worn b«t.As no. ransom will be given, is it still believed that, the captives will eventually be set at liberty. FIRE ATVWAnaGNUI. WANGANUI, July 14. Woolworth’s' store in'-the main shopping area, was badly damaged by fire early this afternoon.”'The whole of the Wanganui fire-fighting forces were engaged in a difficult task of combating the flames, and their work was made more (difficult by dense smoke and. fumes from burning cellulose articles. The damage will run into sever- j al thousands. -
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 July 1935, Page 5
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