TAXI MAN MISSING FROM CAMBRIDGE
SUICIDE SUSPECTED. Press Association —Copyright. CAMBRIDGE, This Day. Benjamin Seaboum (45), a taxi driver, of King Street, Cambridge, a well-known and highly respected resident, is missing. About 9.15 o’clock last night his car was found by the police at the wharf on the Waikato River. His hat and £3 in money was left on the seat of the car. The police made a. thorough search, but could find no sign of Seabourn. (All the evidence (points! to 'suicide. At 8.3 Q p.m. ho handed a not© to a friend to deliver to the police, which contained a message that he intended soing down the river. Seahourn was a married returned soldier and has a wife and one son, aged twenty-two, now in England taking a flying course.
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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 16, 4 October 1929, Page 5
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