THE MacFIE MURDER.
j MB. KXRTON EXONERATED. I BATAYIA, September 30. Mr. Bernard Kirton. "of Sydney, has received a letter from fhe Dutch Attor-ney-General stating the reasons for tbe delay in Mr. Kirton's departure. This says that Mr- Kirton was never arrested in connection with the murder of MrsMac Fie. He could not be allowed to depart for a few days, however, after the mnr- | der. the police being obliged to consider | all the probabilities in respect to every I person who might in some way have been connected with the crime. '; Mr. Kirton was asked by the Dutch ! authorities to stay a little longer, and he most willingly complied. The letter concludes : "Mr. Kirton, is now continuing his journey home ■with the fullest eoiTj 6ent of the Dutch authorities."—Reuter.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 7
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