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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1921, Page 3

MYSTERIOUS WOUND. LONDON, April 12. Policemen who were summoned early yesterday morning found a young and handsome woman dressed in a blue and pink evening gown lying in one of the ground floor rooms dead. The woman was known as Mrs Robinson, but it is stated that her real name was Ivy Perry and that she was th 0 sister-in-law of Mr Harry Robinson, a man of 45, who lived at the house. Yesterday afternoon Mr Robinson went to Hammersmith Police Station, and this morning lie will be charged at Mortlako Police Court with murdering the woman. The woman had lived at the house in Cl aver in "-a venue for some years, and was the mother of a boy about five. She was always smartly dressed and frequently was seen in the district in a big motor-car. A party was held at the house on Tuesday night, and at about 3 o’clock yesterday morning the woman went upstairs to bed. A few minutes later screams were heard. The guests rushed upstairs and found the woman dying from a. wound in hpr throat.