Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 9

MOBILITY. TREASURE HUNTIG, SLANDS OF JAPAN | Papeste, Tahit!, Oce. 11.—(By Mail)— | that time—as a measure to keep it from i The year 1921 ras been' the oven scason| falling into the hands of a strong revolu- “ for treasure hunting in the islands. Every |tionary. party. The revelution must < month or so a report.that the vast treas- jhave been successful; for none returned - ure (alleged to have been buried some|to take away the gold,.the story runs. ' {sixty vears ago) on the Tsiand of Pinaki | Years afterwards, -however, the Protes- . Ihad at last been located, has induced|ant missionary 'at Moorea recelved a = Irm % la new company of adventurous Papeete'|letter from a priest in Chile enclosing an {capitallsts to equip a fresh expedition | autline drawing easily recogmized as only to return with nothing more than a |the outline of the mountain peaks about goodly ceat of sunpurn and hack ach- | Opunohy Bay in Moorea, asking for in- ing from the serentous exeroise of dig- |formation of the location of the Islands ging for weeks in the blfstering coral|so represented, and stating that he had sand. kgowledge. of a- treasure burled there. Then, early in the year, came the |The missionary having visions of ungold- vacht “Genesee” from New York in |ly- adventures corrupting his flock decid- search of a great treasure of gold, sald jed to.tear up. the. letter and drawing to have been left on the island of Tu- | without dispatching the answer. pal Manu, in the western Societles, by | Nothing more was heard of the affair the German Pacific squadron whe untll a month aga when a strapger ar- were flying from the pursuing ived in the island bearing charts and and Japanese fleets in 1914. Much real.|drawings, which, he claimed, would lead estate on Tupai-Manu flew into the firm-| him:to the treasure. ament, on that occasion, under t Reports from Moorea state that, at the tion of good charges of dynami lace indicated on his chart, on dig- the “Genesee” sailed away lea g down, he came upon a concrete slab treasure to be discovered by a fut d great was the excitement vtil the plorer. And now _thero Is the story slah was: broken through and a cavity, a new treasure. The tale Is, ti about. three feet in denth, was disclosed | afty years ago a Chillan warshin deposit- | containing gbsolutely nothing. The ed on the island of Moorea (t seeker is, however, hopeful and is hard close to Tahitl) a treasure of work digging and sounding in the val- longing to the Chillan government of levs about. the bay. £ ocod—not in dreaming 10 do by and by. T you want to put some firm; bealthy fiesh on your bones, increass merve force and power, cleat ekin and complexion foel 100 per cent. better, sim taking two of Mastin's %AMO ‘Tablets with each sod watch results. 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