Poverty Bay Insanity Case.
LATER DETAILS. (I'EE PBESS ASSOCIATION.) Gisbokne, February 12. The sexton at once informed the polic e of what had occurred, aud on their proceeding to the man's residence they found him queer in manner and arrested him. This morning search was made, and the scull was found in the garden a few yards to the rear of the man's residence. It was returned to the cemetery ami reinterred. The unfortunate man was charged at the Court to-day with lunacy, and remanded for medical examination.
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 239, 14 February 1894, Page 2
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