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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 159223, 12 September 1923, Page 4

Tl* ghost-like appearance of a yourfgf lady in her night attire walkS|| along 'a Dunedin street is, to say the least unusual (remarks the “Otago Daily Times”). With eyes gazing ever upwards at a bright light in front, and with a steady determined tread, a whiteclad figure startled one or two peu pie who happened to be in the vicinity about midnight last Tuesday. The presence of two constables was reassuring, and the realisation that somnambulism explained the circumstance reK’evefd the tension. The young lady walked on past the light into the darkness beyond, and when well out of the glaring rays of the light she seemed to recover her senses, and commenced to stagger. Then the pokceman who had been following silently moved up and supported the somnambulist, who was naturally bewildered at first. She was conveyed back to her residence, little the worse for her adventure.