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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2906, 23 May 1888, Page 3

Singular Suicide of a Domestic Servant. | Dr George Damford Thomas, tlio coroner of Central Middlosox, has held; an inquest at tlio Hornsey Coroner's jj Court, concerning tlio death of Sarah ] Jane Hacher, aged 18. The evidence showed that she was in service at | Stapelton Ilall Road, Stroud Green. On Monday week she retired to bed as usual, and the following morning her mistress, not hearing her about, went to her bed room and found her apparently asleep. As she was not ablo to arouse her, a doctor was summoned, and it was discovered that deceased had taken carbolic acid. She was insensible and died in about threo hours, Two letters were found. In ono addressed to her mother, she said alio had taken carbolic acid because she had broken a looking glass in her bedroom. She asked her mother not to grieve about her as she was not |'Worth'it. In a letter to her mistress she expressed her sorrow for breaking the glass. The coroner, in summing up,said he had from time to time held inquests on servants who had committed suicide through most trilling things having occurred, but which they thought seriously of. The deceased evidently was unable to stand trouble; but it might be that the old superstition that if anyone broke a looking glass they would have seven years bad luck, troubled her. The jury returned a verdict that , the deceased committed suicide whilst of unsound mind.

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WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the jj| Electoral Holla and Defaulters Lists for the several Ridings of the County for the year 1888-0 will be open for public inspection, from the 27tii May to the lath June, 1888. Wasterton Riding—At the Mauricevillo Road Board Olliee. Alfredton Killing.—At the Road Board Offices at Eketahuna and Alfredton. Pnhiatua Riding.—At the Pahiatua Road Board Oflico. Riding.—At Mr Crippa' liesidence. Castlepoint Kidiw.—At the Road Board Olliee, Tinui. Akitio Hiding.—At the Hoad Board Olliee, Oalumga, All objections to the said rolls must bo lodged at the R. M. Court nearest to the place where the rolls are kept, on or before the fiOtn June, 1888. Notice of the date lixed for hearing objections will be given by the Resident Magistrate. Copies of the rolls and lists above mentioned may also be seen at the olHce of the Conned, l' 1 . G. MOORE. County Clerk. County Council Chambers, Mastcrton, 22nd May, 1888, *4 . qyViteMt tmzm WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. »> NOTICE is hereby given that a poll of ratepayers interested in the proposal to borrow a slim of £2OO under the Local Bodies Loans Act for expenditure in metalling on the Te Ore Ore Bideford Road, will be taken at the Wangaehu Selioolhouse between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. on Saturday the 2nd day of Jane 1888. F. 3. MOORE, Returning Officer. Masterton, ?<2nd May, 1888, Iw LOCAL OPTION POLL. ALFREDTON LICENSING DISTRICT. rnHE Pahiatua Road Board office not 1. beiiiLT available on the 2nd June, next, as a Polling Booth herein, I ap' point Mr Vile's Office, Pahiatua, in lieu thereof as the place where the poll shall bn taken. Masterton, F, G. MOORE, 22nd May, 1833. Presiding Officer.