AUSTRALIA

Greymouth Evening Star, 25 May 1925, Page 5

AUSTRALIA

—- \ Amstiahttn mill N.Z,. Cable Asaiicltilivm ANOTHER MURDER. BKISBAiXx., May 25. ) A Japanese named Sato, was found shut dead at a farm near Atherton. A Kanaka, named Harry Tanns, was arrested on a charge o J murder. MURDERED {“BRIDE.” SYDNEY, May 24. The police are working on the Toronta. tragedy. They were nonplussed, at List,' owing to every possible mark of. identification being carefully nmoved from all the clothing found in the cottage, including the girl s t.oussoau. The perpetrator, however, overlooked one clue, the name amt auoiess of “Mona Beacher,” on a piece of music lying on the piano, possession of this'solved the mystery.

~.,owds from all parts of the surlound’ug districts attended the murdered girl’s funeral,

DRESS DELEGATE’S WISDOM. MELBOURNE, May 24.

Two months ago a young athletic Englishman arrived by the steamer Orama, and sought information from the Immigration Bureau, giving the name of “Mister B.” He said that he would go out back, and try hi hand at things. After sonic experience on a cattle farm in Gippslaiiq and a wheat farm in the Malee,< he returned to town, staying at Scott’s Hotel., It leaked <mt that the visitor was hiding his identity under plain clothes and heavyboots. He is Lord Apsley, heir to the Earl of '.Bathurst, who came to Australia, to represent the “Morning Post” at the forthcoming Empire Press Conference. spending the intervening timo gathering first-hand information and experience.