Melancholy Drowning unknown Creek.

Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 70, 24 March 1886, Page 2

Melancholy Drowning unknown Creek.

snpposoa^ ulol ;; Is yesterday.. impr e - io ,.- that a young man named oT !"H had informed the police autwPlS sister, Elizabeth Grace V ose y ' N and that he feared aha y^*K suicide. It subsequently ttanil^ j his fears were only too tr ae »^_ ** | instituted by the police'„-?*<• woman's brother, and about ■ l0l»« Vesey was horrified to bS?/** li coding tide had lefthtagg*y»,J in Cox's Creek,eomedutaXL._ dence. It appears that his atK^S attracted by | 10r hat, wh eh «__°_.»«S on the side of the creek, jff.S2 and Colli, made en, ri_Ws alla.r Tin, body Imv.ug £"*"^ ita late residence, M.-lLZi?^.1 mond Avenue, it was SSJ^'M razor missed by Mr Vesey JSfS' ?*tin of the dress pockets, als.afe?. note paper. Careful search ZL.% no. written document of _&«* oft by the deceased which S^, throw light upon her action, ZZ?. Miss Vesey has been in ,'fiS*. since the melancholy _..»«* ing of her twin sister at IS and has lately been »**3_ «, Dr. Coomb, who treated hft* * depression. The history of _' family has indeed boon as!. eS hrother and his twosbterfia^ November, 1884. They £2_\+ i and having no friends in thi^i**, shortly afterwards w^ttm Brokenshaw at ItichmoniX_J* tered into service, and was___*!* Motu lift under mysteriou^ST. and now within a fow montha tlXfi. haa met the same untimely ealT* ceased was about 19 yeara 0 . TT !?k o'clock this afternoon an LS_¥' by'the Coroner, Dr. HMiM^ deuceofMrßrokenshaw^m