TERRIBLE WOUNDS.
GARDENER FOUND DEAD. (United Press Association—Copyright). SYDNEY, March 23. James O'Neil, aged fifty-seven years, an unemployed gardener, was found dead in Lis lonely hut at Asquith, an outer northern suburb, to-day, with two terrible wounds in his head. Apparently he had been murdered 1 as the police found signs of the fierce brawl in the hut, which was littered with bi'oken crockery, and blood was everywhere.
The police state that a man whose * name they did not disclose surrendered himself in connection with the death ;of O'Neil and was arrested and charged with murder. ; :. -. . ,
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 139, 25 March 1935, Page 5
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