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Hokitika Guardian, 21 March 1927, Page 4

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. AUCKLAND. March 19. A middle-aged man. whose name was suppressed, pleaded guilty at Die Police Court to having attempted suicide last night at his residence, in Symonds Street. His wife found him with a c-ord tied tightly around his neck. She called a neighbour, who loosened the cord and sent for the police. Accused, who lost his leg in an accident at Dunedin, stated that he did not remembr having attempted his life. The nerves in his legs gave him great pain, causing depression. He had written a letter to his wife, stating that he was sick of his life and wanted to end it. * The man was remanded till Monday in custody.

THE MORAL OF TXVEXTTOX. ‘•lt is already a commonplace thht all parts of the globe have become interdependent owing to the complexity of the world's economic life. There is no unsettlement in the East that does not adversely react upon the W est. There is no disturbance or uncertainty iti the West that is not felt as a loss or an inconvenience in the East. The effect of new Imperial air routes and of long-distance ocean-traversing public telephonic services can only be to increase that interdependence. Each will knit more closely the every-day interests and affairs of the communities who are thus brought into more immediate touch. Every nfew invention or extension, therefore, makes more urgent the need for a balanced and sanely organised social life, both as between nations and as between individual members of each community.’ I —Yorkshire Post.”

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