Coroner's Court No Apparent Injuries To Dead Maori Youth

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30044, 31 January 1963, Page 18

Coroner's Court No Apparent Injuries To Dead Maori Youth

A Ifiymr-oM Maori, who iras being sought by a fitnup of Samoa— alter he had been Involved in a fight with —e of It—n December X 1981, w— found dead in te pec* rageway of hto resideDce te e—4—newt—os —eld&a rtn RMIOWIg fl raj> UUlg\ y ww—l DO sppsFout the Coroner (Mr A T. BetD was told to te Coronerb Court yesterday. The Coroner wra continuing te ing—at Into te death of Patrick Neto—, who was found dead in a boerding--I—wr at M 8 Tkfd—t street December X 198 L One wttnem did not arrive at Court and after te oter witommb h*d tom ImbfA iht inquest wra adjourned sine die ao that te absent witness, Tbti Rangttoum, could be heeed later. teweant A Lambert representedte pokes in all inquests. Cbnstebte 1 C Jectawaya said that poUce went to MS HOTCftinl bA 9 am. on amcmzhMt • ana Krana irawn lying face down in te passage. He had miner abrasiono hto arms and lace but there wra no mark to show what hid caused-hto death. tn hto poetoet Neto— was Jtoidt— a tartai—"a tarinning knife Gut there Wra no btooi A eaid Constable Jecfc”<3—stable Jbekways read to vm vouix a. Kanduenx idmmf by Hopes Hare, te tert param to see Neto— ahve. In iht sMbuhol Hart Mia he Mwd wMh • Neisoiib He Mvived hone Iran e donee Kt after mhtoigM Docem--9 and‘want to bed. He wm - MrakMMd soon omof \ hy five or six Samons who ibccuoecl Ldnk ot Maori to beat up iebroß—of w* of the Branoans. He convinced them they were wrong end they toft Later Neto— came home and said he had been to a —rty and had been drinking. te taataaranX A statement made to te police by Henry Bene was ten read by C—stable Jackways. to kt Pena said be had toft te ’ - fl rater Park Hotel with Neto— at Alfi pjn. and went to a party tai Odbourne street. Later in te evening a Sarno— eeme into the party and airack a Maori. The SoMOM -WM Rrarau out ond so— after he saw Neto— oat the street erguiag with a Samoan. He then saw four or five Samoans chasing Nel* a— and* art him down te ground; Im Motabod to pulling te Sarno—a oft Net a— and ho also had a fight with o— of them. » ten roturaod to Ri posty. *JavMQjio' Ito totor - wt httw wMI loilC oRR JtotooaMiiwd Wt g ' md ' otod " Rtofc i‘ ; ' to® te^rtraat" I *!—/tea te ta^o—. but cotfH 1 aS

raw-a la—Jl *-w iMTfoon ma |WN| j (NetoMi) wont Stotomrato nrato by Ibt srasTW&r 1 ®; them they stated they Bred T in te adjotatag AM to te 1 one in Oobonme aireat whore C te party was hoM. 0— of a te Senroam found a Maori b stealing a bicycle and when tl be cor—Mined be ' was ti tetecked. ■ ii giwrlhir ‘Saito— mode a * stakranrait saying that he , . «»3. 1 • T’r,... WWmi to aMTMOCB-- .MBMro to * DaGUD* *1 v*to M DM KWMKto. SsaTK SuttoTJS hhnsetf. “Inqtete by the poke* roved nothing to sagcaused by fod pty,” be add. I In a statement made by s Dr. P. A Matog he raid be r . examined Nile— at W ejn. a i Death bed occumd about five c hoars oartier but he oould j ) tot te rauee of . j P. A B SnMk sold J ‘ ****** .te.,* 11 * podI SSS"byTtoSe&. (XT . Pears— contend— and pots- < odng due to We ethyl deobd were te acute

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