TWO WOMEN INJURED
ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE NAPIER, October 22. Two women, Mrs. A. B. Campbell, widow, and Mrs. Colin Campbell, her daughter-in-law, are in a precarious condition at Napier Hospital, as the result of an alleged assault on them, last evening. It is stated that they were attacked early in the evening, and most grievously injured, little hope being entertained for their recovery. At the Police Court, to-day, David John Campbell, aged 20, timber worker, was charged with attempting to murder Mavis Ester Campbell (Mrs. Colin). ■ The police asked for, and were granted a remand for a week, during which the mentality of the accused will be inquired into.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 October 1942, Page 4
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