CHIEF DETECTIVE ILL.
LONG REST ESSENTIAL. A slight stroke, causing a. temporary loss of speech, necessitated th® removal to the Auckland Hospital yesterday morning of Chief-Detective P. J. McMahon. « an L early hour yesterday morning Mr McMahon went into the kitchen at bis home m Grey Lynn, and then return,-/ tc bed. Between 5.30 and 6 a a.. Mrs McMahon spoke to her and getting no reply found that h« was sufferrag from a seizure, and un*hk- ■„ speak. Ur. Lndletsberger, who was at nuna summoned, found Mr. McMahon k» V suffering from a slight stroke, a»>d ordered his removal to the hospital. It was stated at a late hour last night th*! Mr. McMahon's ■*-*= f.uHy good and that with acton and quiet rest he vrouJd recover his usual health in from inree to four months.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17889, 17 September 1921, Page 6
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