Usually the judgment summo** . \ cases only occupy about an hour and-*"'-; half at the Magistrate's Court. To-day. was an exception, there being no- ,1«*----than twenty cases in which the juof" ment debtors desired to defend thdt._ i cases. In addition there was a heard civil case and a number of plaint* .:;; for breaches of award set dewa on tat : : ; :': cause li3t to-dajr. . . J&8?
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 25 March 1915, Page 4
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