AUSTRALIAN NEWS
POSTAL SERVANTS DISMISSED.'
(Australian.,iPress Association)
SYDNEY, Nov. 25
Consternation was caused among postal employees, when dismissal notices were served upon a number of Commonwealth postal servants, some of whom, including returned ( soldiers, had twenty years service. -A,
A POISON TRAGEDY. 1}
AMs.dav nt 1(1 a.mi) ; - SYDNEY;
There was a poisoning tragedy’;; in a city hotel. Desmond Gore' arid ;Mary Elsloy were found in a .dying Condition and were dead' .beforefthieysßeached the hospital. * The police;', unable to say whether a death’pact was entered into,-or whether tlie girl was murdered and the man ;/committed suicide. •
POLICE INVESTIGATIONS. MELBOURNE, Nov. 25
The police are investigating the finding of a woman’s body in the sea at St. Kilda. It is believed to he Mrs Biggs, ,of. South Africa. The woman’s' husband is thought to have left Sydney for New Zealand on Thursday.- Arrangements have been made With the New- Zealanch ' police to interview him on arrival. V'
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1929, Page 5
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