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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81877, 30 October 1906, Page 2

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THE PAPAKAIO MURDER, '^l I'HE CASE AGAINST FINDLAY, BAPTiSi CHURCH. ' Dunedin Octobjr 2y. " e «B*pakaio muicler case was commenced to . ( | ay , w he n John Findn™? r ,rsed VV "" l " e Clinw - Mr tr ,f V° Wn lTuS wt"r.: appealed police, and Mr Hanlon for acIn opening, Mr Cieagh stated the acts, and mentioned Uiat it was now concluded that iwo ballot, were fired cheque three weeks before thTm Ur dor, and careful enquiry had shoZl 1 that Renme would have about £?«/ * left in the house at the , ime of his death, a sum that coiresponded al- /' !»«««actly with wnat accused hjf' m his possession on the day alter the murder, though o n the previous evenmg he was known to haw had an money at all. Among deceased's miss . m g ,>lf CtS n aß V a fc- with *• SSe TO it of a Dunedin (barber, which was ound m a field where Fndhy mrden Son the after &

,iJ« J Wlt ° esses were called as to the finding of the body, the disorder of the house, etc., being s i mi i ar £„, the most part to thatggigv g e a at th r e L!

rIJJ \ J ° h , nston ' who a «ed as Renme s housekeeper, deposed that Fndlay visited the house on the af <ng for a bakery cart which he Dro. nil '° T$ and e »««W«g C many people lived there ' Sergeant Griffiths deposed that in addition to tne chisel found inside tne bedroom wheh was apparently u * d to open the drawers and the writing sih t he F. T S another chisel ou» side the kitchen window, which arT •some window. pwhohKe,ueVideDCC/f Bevcral witnesses who saw accused in the vicinity of the ■ Bene of the tragedy was also taken A and as to his expressed desire to S , out of the way of the police e ie S ° t t he ? U port a s?el bim ? Dd «»««« he 1 B , Phcns> from Which hj" s aid he was a runaway sailor. Charles Henry, 0 f Dunedin, CTO . smith, denosed that ;« j.j„ • ' 8 been fired from a gone right through the ead IS k!