SUPPOSED SUICIDE

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 207, 29 August 1912, Page 7

SUPPOSED SUICIDE

— J DEATH FROM POISON. j (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) t t ' PATjMBRSTON N., Wednesday. r A well-known Palraerston land agent I named Charles Sutcliffe. aged 35 years, is ' supposed to have committed suicide this I fonnng. Ho left his home between eight Md 0 o'clock, and at 11.30 a.m. he reX » a cab. He complained to his ' __lii •, ° was Bl » and a doctor wa - 8 T ™iea.in. It was ascertained that he had , jaKfin corrosive sublimate tabloids, and . S B %ol metHcal e,10,t3 lle died at / -Some weeks ago the deceased injured " ta leg badly by jumping off a &___ c wane was still lame from the accident! J — ■ . a I MAN'S THROAT CUT. p WELLINGTON, Wednesday. J "B-w ™ a ~' to " da y lh(l de » d body of 1 *ercy_ Thomas Yarrell was fourd in a t IIT alongside Mr Flux's boarding- li at Kaiwarra. Tbe deceased is bo- I W« to have commit led suicide, for t ™ throat was cut, un.l „ blood-stained c s£f*» lymg on the floor beside him, | WW, who was kst seen alive last x ■rt! ? was a "rfaccuian employed by \ mm fadway Department, and, although _ M W y J >abits had soeraed depressed i 1 fiffiWfi Vre I s °' er £200 in the Post I HttMT-Sawngs Bank to his credit. _■ r 8->