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Missing 12-year-old Pearly last seen in West Auckland has been found
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Missing 12-year-old Pearly last seen in West Auckland has been found

Pearly was last seen on West Harbour Drive about 12.15am.

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Pearly was last seen on West Harbour Drive about 12.15am.

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