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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 153, 27 June 1908, Page 6

An inquest on the body of the hoy GuDjt who was drowned at Chelsea, was neli yesterday afternoon, before the cortme*v Mr. T. Greshain, at the residence of Mfc Roberts, Birkenhead. The jnrdrs -we* Mr. R, E. Stott (foreman), Messrs. F. Townsend, L. Donnelly, SatcheD, J. JWt : and H- Jones. After hearing evidence, the jury retired to consider their verdict, but were unable to come to a decision, wishing to hear farther evidence as t* how the deceased got into the water. It was- decided to adjourn the further hearing until Wednesday next, Ist Julji at 2.30 pjn. at the Police Station. There have been several examples ©f the enterprise of colonial firms in opening up establishments in London end reversing what i s the more usual eountt of affairs. The latest is probably that of Mle. Helena Rubiastein, who, having spent some months in Europe perfectiag fcgengements f OT the supply of BerYepeufiosand looking for new specialties, hae opened a great estabiishinentin tbe htark of fashionaMe London^—the Maison de Beaute- Valaze. Her success, it eeems, vm* tpn&dy assured. MtutemoiseQe, Jjowewti proposee to keep closely in touch with the Australian buuness, spending het time between London, Australia, sod