DEATH BY POISON.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 72, 26 March 1930, Page 9

DEATH BY POISON.

YOUNG MAN'S END. • SISTER'S DISCOVERY. attracted by groans. 1 AT MANGERE HOME. /« of a man in agony attracted 1 °M : Mitchell, of Robertson Road, At 130 thi3 morning, and as if 'CJTthe door Of her home, her v Tames Tui Nicholson, aged 22, ferotber, J^ to the hall in a state of it&fg**"" tt., died at seven o'clock tliis * in the Auckland Hospital from the fleets Thomas ar,Bi voung Nicholson told his sister rived, yow'b j . the verandah ""' t 16 a through. being out . iS-' S Nicholson before he was fejLf D? Thoww'and Sergeant D. J. S"out of work. Ho •r%*KSa f &S°£S; »«•' f. {Lj Last Monday he obtained tirn0 nm n a boardinghouse at 67, Pon--4 w tod He was taken there by tier young man. He paid 2/6 for f'nnm savin" that he would pay the Jus room,' ® a jL ° rsday . Last night the WaD i of the house waited up until Sr eleven o'clock'for Nicholson, as he know the run of the place, police found out that Nicholson called ,1 «igter's place last evening. She f A 5 that she had visitors, and gave SJSS «»>• t» «* £**«. SJltche'-l found her toother u .BnTiv on the verandah. '*• Uo tiS lMt Christmas Nicholson lived Jllmertton Road, Birkenhead.