Mr. Westwood, Deputy Governor of the Gaol, then arrived and the former questioned Indian Warder No. 3 as to how the lady had entered the rear door of the hospital His reply was that she had informed him that she was a sister and wanted to go upstairs. On the roof of the hospital they found wicker chair in a position denoted on a photograph (produced) and looking over the wall saw the body on the garage roof directly underneath the position of the chai The No. 1. Chinese boy at the Police Hospital stated that on the night of December 10 Miss Martin returned home and told him that she was late because she lad been to see Miss Davies. He knew that Miss Davies had died on the previous, day. He served her with dinner—a cup of soup and a plate of toast—and noticed that she appeared to be very sad, probably on account of the death of Miss Davies.
On Sunday December 11 he called her at 7 am. and served breakfast at 8 At 9.15 she was fully dressed and ready to go out She left at about 925 in a Ford car.
The inquest was then adjourned until tomorrow at 10 am.
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