LOANS AND SPECULATION
T.OXDOX. May 7. At an inquest yesterday on Afro Annie Alary Carswell, 58, a widow, -of A\ extern road, Hove, whose body was washed up by the sea at Rnttingdcnn, near Brighton, it was stated that in a letter to her sister she said: “I have burnt my will as I have nothing to leave. 1 have speculated heavily and lent more heavily to someone who will never return if. Bury -me somewhere near you, and please wear my rings.—With much lave. Annie.” The coroner said the letter was the only duo to the tragedy and returned a verdict of Suicide while of Unsound Afiinl.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1923, Page 1
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108LOANS AND SPECULATION Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1923, Page 1
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