AN ARREST MADE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 228, 28 September 1935, Page 8

AN ARREST MADE

OUTCOME OF GIRL’S ABSENCIJ THE BAETIHI CASE POLICE ALLEGE ABDUCTIOJf j As the outcome of enquiries mad« bv Detective J. .Murray (Wanganui) and Constable H. Cliestnutt (Baetihi), following on the disappearance ol I’hvllis .Margaret Davey, which occurred on July .17 last, a single man, David Nalhaii, aged 37, of Baetihi, was arrested and charged before Messrs. T. L. Lee and T. 8. Fagg, J.'si'., with abduction and unlawful earmil knowledge. Accused was remanded 10 appear al AVanganui on October 1. Phyllis Davey, who is 15 years of age, was missed on July 17 and although a vigorous police search was made she was not heard of again until | she came home on Tuesday of this week. She was out shopping at the Hi of her disappearance and walked 1 from one shop into another. Since then her movements became shrouded lin mystery. Police enquiries were coni ducted over a wide area, but with little success. The police now entertain a theory that the girl was never far from 'the main street in her own town. The champion and gold medal was won by “Hobarlville Starlight,” eire “Hasten Conqueror” bred by Sir C. Pulley, England. Bo»erve champion “.Milton Commandant” sire “Pcrtoubite” bred by Mr. P. E. Bradstock, Englund. The champion female “Miltons Berouia” sire “Erectown Director,” bred by Mr. P. E. Brodefock, Bulls. Bulls: “Paunfou Layman,” imported from Englund, bred Mr. ". E. Lock. Second prize: Imported from England, “Shradcn Nomination” bred by Mr. Everall. Bull class, under a years: Mrs. Hordern, first, second and fourth prize all by “Ereotown Director,” imported frtua England and bred by .Mr. P. E. Bradrfock. Cow class: Eirst prize “Golden Vanity” jmportod from England, bred by Mr. VV. 11. Jones. Eirst prize in heifer class: Dani, “Phißipa Vern,” imported from England bred by Copt, de Tuinsey. The. Australian paper icport this as a magnificent display of beef cattle and the best ever seen at any Aus- * tralian show. They were all big classes *■ with 40 in the bull class, where im- ’ ported bulls won first and second prize. The Australians know where the finest cattle in the world are to be found and, they are to broadminded to be scarea by a bogey that does not exist, as the quarantine restrictions are far to rigid for any diseased animal to pass.— Your.i faithfully, “PLAY THE GAME.”