GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 281, 24 May 1912, Page 5

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

DEATH OF A YOUNG WOMAN. M By Telegraph—Press Association. -M Auckland, Wednesday,, m The death of a young woman nanun| Phyllis Adelaide French, 20 years of ag|9 in a private hospital in Grafton road, tin April 20 last, formed the subject foHH prolonged* coronial inquiry to-day. TJjjfl evidence of the medical witnesses wag $9 the effect that death was caused by d illegal operation. The inquest wan nwß concluded this evening, and was *ijfl journed until to-morrow. .--» Auckland, Thursday. M Giving evidence at the inquest l"<$B Adelaide French, Alfred Clarke, conM mercial traveller, who had repreaentajH himself as the husband of deceased w&lfH taking her to a private hospital, *M mitted that *he was a married fflJCftj with a wife in Christchurch. He <ml nied that he had promised to nufflß deceased, and asserted that the lattfH knew he was married. He kept he? jfl his company in consequence of a.JfH by her mother to look after bftfl He admitted he had written to aer&H affectionate terms, with kisses end of the letter. f^l FORTY POUNDS FOR SANDWKJHjM Auckland, May B||H A bundle of neatly-cut very edible looking, was the exhibit for one case heard before Kettle, S.M., in the Magistrate's yesterday. T. B. O'Connor and <3§M Sinclair claimed the sum of £4O 5s &!§H Harry H. Hayr for sandwiches to the totalisator staff at the race meeting. The point in dispute in regard to the prices. The claimed 3s 6d per dozen for 200 and the defendant only paid at the of Is 6d per dozen. A good deal of dence was called, both plaintiffs ing that their price was reasonable was the usual one. Witnesses also details of the lots supplied each The case was adjourned until