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STOP PRESS NEWS.

BURWOOD MURDER. The body was found by a boy named Eric Mugford. lUs story is 'hat he arrived within a. distance of where the body was, and saw a •nan, who ho thought had been tanding there, turn and rush off through the broom. He made for a part of the broom where the growth was very dense, slashing the ju.shes aside with his arms and learing a path. The boy did not joo his face, as the man had turned :tio quickly. All he got a clear view of was the man’s back. Mugford went t«> where the man had been standing and saw a leg obtruding from the undergrowth. He saw that there was blood about, and thinking it was a case tf suicide he became upset and came away, reporting the matter to the first perEon ho met. The police are searching the undergrowth for a weapon. The area covered by the broom and lupins is very extensive going back fully a mile towards New Brighton. It IS .60 dense in parts that if is almost 'mpossible to get through it on torseback. Tho only Tva<-lcs that exist are tho wandering tracks made ay cattle. I ; I 3>’OZBT CKJLBB. LONDON, June 14. D’Oisy’s hair was singed in the •rash and one hand was slightly inlured. Jlis companion, Gouin, frantically gesticulated to the accompanying ’plane and the pilot, seeing Chat the airmen were safe, immediately returned to I.e Ilourget, With the tidings for the wives, who were terrified spectators of the blazing machine. Meanwhile, scores of aeroplanes, and ambulances rushed to the {tcene and were overjoyed to find Llic men alive. The airmen regretfully left the debris of the machine and motored :o Le Bourget, and thence to Paris. The meteorological bulletin Was distinctly bad, but D’Oisy was very mxious to bo ahead of Carr and Hack worth, who are still awaiting tt Cranwell. Aviation circles are deeply dlslppointed because so much was expected of the flight. MEETING OP CREDITORS . A meeting of creditors in the estate of James Gracie, hotelkeeper. Coal gate, was held this afternoon. The debts, all unsecured, were set down at £537 19s sd, and the assets, cash in hand, at £IOO, leaving a deficiency of £437 19a sd. The principal creditors were: Saunders and Go., cordial manufacturers, £3l Os kOd; White Star Breweries, £B6 13s Lid; New Zealand Breweries, £l2l Is 9d; Ballin Bros., wine and spirit merchants, £6O 6s; A. Cross and Sons, £223 7s lOd. 'TMQ), - —■ STOCK SXCKAiraiS. AUCKLAND, J me 15. Sales on ’Change.—Waihi Grand Junction is 4d; Kawarau 2s 6d; Alburnia 4s Sd, forward 4s lOd and Is lid; Bank of New Zealand 60s Sd. DUNEDIN, June 15. Sale on ’Change.—Molyneux 2s id. Sale Reported.—Kawarau 2s 6d. SOCCER TOOK. Half-time. Westland one. Canada nil.

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18182, 15 June 1927, Page 1

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STOP PRESS NEWS. Star (Christchurch), Issue 18182, 15 June 1927, Page 1

STOP PRESS NEWS. Star (Christchurch), Issue 18182, 15 June 1927, Page 1

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