THE LONDON MYSTERY
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION CONFLICTING KVI DKNC'F. LONDON. .May 10. Vnqllicr has broken his long silence in the 1 tyMoot. case. In u heated outburst lit l said: ‘‘ft is not true,” when a witness declared that she helped the doctor to pick up crystals fallen from the salts bottle. Mrs Fisher, hotel cook, deposed that she had not seen Vaquier with a hot tie when Jones was dying. Some warmth arose between counsel when Mr Hunt, for the defence, sought to throw light on Mrs Jones’s character, remarking that the supposed motive was that the accused desired her. Mrs Whitewick, barmaid, gave evidence that Vaquier knelt and wept when Mrs Jones accused him of poisoning her husband. AVitness said that Mrs Jones gave her-a salts bottle from a drawer. The doctor remarked that if had been rinsed out. The hearing was adjourned.
"WOULD FLIGHT. ' IT'KIN, May 20. D’Oisy’s machine is seriously damaged. The fusilage is broken oil’ abaft of the cockpit. The engine and propeller is damaged. IVOisy says he does not intend to proceed further. The original -destination was Hanoi but the AA’ar Office has instructed him to pTocced as far as iie could.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1924, Page 3
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