ALLEGED ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER
THE SUTHERLAND CASE (United Proas Association.) ; PA.LM EIISTON N., June !1. In Lin* .Sutherland ease Drummond, i Mi l.': ~;i,-wden'v. .no Ini-: r: , •\ Ifo with hmod .sti'eambig I'rom her face. Sutherland also pointed something a(: witness, and threaten 'd to shoot him. Witness chased accused, who di:-a|.'|>eiiroil finally. All this time the house wsis steadily burning and was soon razed to the ground. The jioliee gave evidence that accused admitted pbieing burning sacks under the building, but denied that he in tended doing any harm. The hearing is proceeding of a charge of assault, and an arson charge is t> follow. PALMERSTON N., This Day. Ernest Tninwha Sutherland, on additional charges of assault and arson arising out of the Awa'huri sensation, was eonimitted for trial.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 12 June 1926, Page 5
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