INQUEST.
is inquest was held this afternoon at the Provincial Hospital, before Dr Goldsbro, and •jury on the body of Thomas Harwood, who fed yesterday morning. The evidence •hewed that deceased who was in his 57th ?»r, was a tailor by trade, and formerly a "■winer in good circumstances, but who of ate years had given way to excessive inking. He had lodged for several J**™ past with a person in Greyfeet, and was frequently subjected to wrt disease. On Friday last he was nought to the police station in a state of "foxication but appeared to be too ill to •PNrin the box. As he appeared to be differing from something more than drunken- - B*i Dr Hooper was caSed to see him, who "Mmtneaded his removal to the hospital, TOfire he received every attention, but Nually sank and died. After the facts of ""ease had been adduced, the jury returned Jjwdict in accordance with the medical "tiimony.
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1829, 28 December 1875, Page 3
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