(Per Press Association.)

WELLINGTON, August 31. The inquest, on Farqubar was re sumed this afternoon. John Brown, a next door neighbour of the Arwins, gave an account of the struggle he saw between two men in Arwin's yard on Saturday night. It was too dark to distinguish either of the men. One was a big burly man and the other a smaller man, with a voice of Scotch accent. He thought at th 6 time the large man was Arwin. The quarrel was resumed inside the, house, and witness heard throe or four, heavy thuds as if a man was trying to wrench a door open, and throwing himself against it. Bub sequentlv he heard Mrs Arwin call put, " You murderer; you cold-blooded murderer; you kicked and knocked that man about." Cross-examined by Mr Jellicoe: Witness said he thought the two men were intoxicated. When they got up off the yard they, agreed to part friends. He had heard Mrs Arwin uee the word " murdorer" before when quarrelling was going on next door. He concluded it was only a drunken row.
