Patrick Jager was buried in a pauper's grave at the Andersons Bay Cemetery : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
Patrick Jager was buried in a pauper's grave at the Andersons Bay Cemetery : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
Arthur Creagh was buried with his parents in the Northern Cemetery : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
Arthur Creagh was buried with his parents in the Northern Cemetery : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
The Railway Workshops Hotel on the corner of Cargill Road (now Hillside Road) and Cutten Street. (Source: Dunedin City Council Archives, Railway Workshops Hotel, Caversham) : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
The Railway Workshops Hotel on the corner of Cargill Road (now Hillside Road) and Cutten Street. (Source: Dunedin City Council Archives, Railway Workshops Hotel, Caversham) : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
An illustration depicting the attack (Source: Papers Past, National Library of New Zealand – NZ Truth, 12 August 1926) : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
An illustration depicting the attack (Source: Papers Past, National Library of New Zealand – NZ Truth, 12 August 1926) : Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
Tragedy in South Dunedin remembered a century later
In the early hours of 3 May 1926, a quiet boarding house in South Dunedin became the scene of an unthinkable tragedy. Patrick Jager, an unassuming...