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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3508, 26 April 1912, Page 7

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The Balclutha Free/ Press states that on March 19 it published a paragraph to the effect that Mr William Taylor, of Stoney Greek, had fallen heir to an estate valued at £5,000,000, left by a near feltive who had just died without issue in Holland. The statement "went the rounds” in the newspapers of the Dominion. The result is that Mr Taylor, in less than a month since the first announcement of his prospective good fortune, has received over sixty letters from people who are utter strangers to him. The writers invariably begin by congratulating him, and end with a request for pecuniary assistance. Some bear the unmistakable mark of the professional begging-letter writer, but there are otbers cloubtless prompted by genuine hardship. One gentleman writes from Melbourne asking for the prospective beneficiary’s assistance in founding a new religious sect.