AN AUCKLAND FATALITY
OPEN VERDICT. (By MoEiaph —Prese Association.) Auckland, October 20. As tlio result of the inquest on Alice Beatrice Ward, who was drowned in tho harbour, the Coroner (Mr. Cut-ten, S.M.), found an open verdict. He added that Taylor's ' evidence was unreliable, but thero was no evidence to' support the finding that he was guilty of a crime. Taylor was subsequently charged with vagrancy, convicted, made the subject of a prohibition order, and discharged. If ever you fool disposed to send your' cream to us, do so. All you will have to do is to consign your can to St. John's Station, drop us a line that it is coming, and wo do the rest. Wo send you returns by next mail, and your cans back, nice and clean. Wo guarantee results, t-'or further particulars, Wanganui Fresh Food and Ico Co.—Advt. Now that the "stern blast of war" has raised the prico of Petrol, usors of the Richmond Oil Engino are on a. much better footing than others. The "Richmond" is the most eoonomioal engino on the market. It is also the simplest, vet it niosts no more, but cvon less than other mnkiM. Cull or write for rwrtwulafi), X, j, fartoA,
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2286, 21 October 1914, Page 8
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204AN AUCKLAND FATALITY Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2286, 21 October 1914, Page 8
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