DOMINION ITEMS
THE POLICE KNEW
(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.)
AUCKLAND, May 20
Giving evidence yesterday in the riot case, Mate Dragovic-h, one of the accused, said that it was untrue ho was among the stone-throwers, as Inspector Hollis had testified.
“So this is another who says the police officer® are saying things that are untrue,” commented the- Crown Prosecutor.
Dragovic-h was asked in - crossexamination whether lie 1 had been before the Court previously. Accused’s Counsel: You had better say you had, because they know. (La lighter).
FOUND DEAD. AUCKLAND, May 27. A man who is believed to be Ernest Lake, married, of Morningside, was found dead on the railway line at Penrose shortly before midnight. r l he body was frightfully mangled. A note was found with the word “goodbye."
BODY IDENTIFIED. AUCKLAND, May 27
An unidentified man who was found gassed in an apartment .house til's week, is bei'ievcd to be. named Winsfone Young, a . saw mi Her of Otorolianga. A pawn broker has identified the body as that of a man who pawned a suit under that mame.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1932, Page 6
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