MISSING INDIAN
POLICE SEARCH CONTINUES STORM STRIKES THE CAMP [by telkgkaph—own cokkespontient] K A Will A, Tuesday Tho police party of 28 men under the supervision of Detective A. J. A\ hi to, which is searching for tho missing Indian, Dalu Desai, had aji uncomfortable time during tho weekend. At the height of a thunderstorm they were forced to stand by their tents to prevent them from being blown away. Tho daily search of the sandhills and the dragging of the lake is being continued, but, owing to slips on the road which leads to the lakeside, access to the camp is difficult. Trouble is being experienced in transporting provisions across the lake, which is very high.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23082, 6 July 1938, Page 12
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