ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9435, 6 September 1907, Page 5

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

A young man named Richard Eehfuss, employed ai Mr Richardv Dwyer'a farm at Ohangai, left on the morning of the 4th insfc. at 6.30 to get his cow® in, and onThursday afternoon informied <his employer ihat he .had attempted to drown himself in a creek, and aha to cut Ins throat with a razor. The police were informed, and the man was brought into town .on Thursday night, aJid appeared in the Magistrate's Court this morning before Mr O'Donnell, J.P., on the charge of attempted' suicide. Sergeant Bernaxd said the man was in a bad istate of health, and asked for a remaaid for one week to New Plymouth, where the accused could undergo curative treatment. The accused had' a superficial cut, an inch in length, under his chin. The Bench granted the request, pointing out to Rehfussv tihat this course was in his best interests. j ; Refofuss, who 'had' been .reading the tarring and feathering case, told the police that lie thought he was also going to be tarred and feathered. BEE OINTMENT.— THE GREAT HOME REMEDY. , Men and women cannot always have I the doctor or the chemist with them ; but i they may always have the benefit of a handy home Temedy in the shape of Bee Ointment. Bee Ointment will cut© cuts, scalds, bums, chilblains, piles, itch, and eczema. Bee Ointment will sooth and heal all abrasions of the skin, and it will stave off colds. Bee Ointment has now been before the public for & dozen years, and it is selling rapidly in all parts of New Zealand. No home should be without this great remedy. Buy a tin now, it will never go back upon you. Sold everywhere Is 6d. 3