YOUNG WOMAN'S SUICIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1922, Page 5

YOUNG WOMAN'S SUICIDE.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

DUNE DIN, this day

A verdict of suicide by hanging while temporarily depressed was returned at the inquest on Mary Lucy Morrison, a single woman, aged 39, who was found hanging by a clothes line in a washhouse at the rear of her parents' house.

A great outing for the public and a field day for athletes is assured in the forthcoming military sports meeting to be held on the Domain on April 1. The arrangements are well forward, the strong committee in whose hands the success of the function rests having accomplished good work in perfecting a programme worthy of Auckland's best support. This committee comprises the following: —Pat Ton, the Mayor (Mr. J. H. Gunson, C.M.G.); president, Colonel H. K. Potter, C.M.G.: vice-presidents, Lieutenant-Colonel J. E. Duigan, D.5.0., Major J- A. Wallingford, M.C, Captains G. P. O'Shannessy. A. R. Gatland, J. A. Gamble, and Lieutenants F. Fagan and P. Smythe; committee representing all the sports bodies of the city, (Messrs. J. P. Kalaugher, H. Frost. A. Twiname. .T. Arneil, J. Carlaw. 1. Culpan, E. Stallworthy, I. W. Mahin, V. Meredith, and P. B. Greetrhough; and a long list of other officers, the names of whom are available from Major Walfingford.

Stews, soups, gravies arc ail tba tastier for a dash of Sharland's Tomato Sauce, which is made from the finest tomatoes and purest spices.—(Ad_