SUICIDE PACT

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17147, 2 January 1930, Page 2

SUICIDE PACT

IfifIARME) MAN MISSING KfOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ||£ (p#jr Press Association;) AUCKLAND, this day. Kilysterious circumstances, including ||§» finding of a number of letters indiKting the existence of a stucid® ;I>«ct, Kkend the disappearance of a resident of gfitendaie, Jofy^-Llewellyn Dayies, of Hpunata road, and the finding of a Hpfian, Mrs. Julia Cabitt, who has been Hbiding at the Auckland Institute of Stained Nurses in Liverpool afreet, unHpiaous on the eastern tide deflector in Hfe harbor this morning. KiOnly a short distance away were found Ipides of clothing belonging to both, Hp & number of letters written by both, K~which they stated their intention of King together. • ■ ’ woman was removed to Auckland ■jppiiai, where, last night, .she was still ■pmscious and in a serious condition. mSefore Mrs. Cubitt was found, a man s Hi .and coat, alongside which were a Hunan's mackintosh and a hat, were ■Bcovercd. The police found a number ■ifetters written by Davies and Airs. pit.ki jn which both intimated that were about to enter a suicide pact llpdrbwn themselves. The man’s overpat, a brown tweed garment, was later Baffltflnd as one similar .to that which Darias had been wearing, as was the hat, WS&Sjnqtj while the brown mackintosh, which was found covering the wholehoap Of garments, belonged to Mrs. Cubitt. , A search of the waterfront has been tttde fruitlessly for Davies, who left home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Cubitt is 33 and is divorced from -her husband, there is one child. Davies, who lias a Wife and one child, is 45. He was well known in wireless circles.