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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6543, 13 November 1924, Page 5

Two young ladies living at West Ryde, N.S.W., who returned from the theatre on the last tram one night recently, were proceeding home when they noticed that a man was following them. The girls ran, but the man was overtaking them when they suddenly turned on him. “Two of us ought to be a match for him,” one of ’the girls said. Breathlessly the other girl agreed. The attack was so unexpected that the man was completely taken off his guard. When the ladies started to pummel him with their attache cases he fell, and they left him lying on the ground. The would-be assailant is believed to be a man who has caused uneasiness in the neighborhood. A few nights before the latest incident a young lady returning alone from a dance was attacked in a lonely street, and was being severely handled, when her cries for assistance brought help. The culprit made his escape. INFLUENZA germs lodge in mouth and nose —Nazol destroy* them.

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