In our report of the case McNeill
v. Farmer, reported in yesterday's issue, certain evidence given by the defendant and eliciting remarks from the -Bench were, by the dropping of a line of type, wrongly attributed to Mr. Wynyard (of (Messrs. Wynyard, Skelton and Wilson), who was a witness in the case, ana have given a totally incorrect im.preffiian.-of that gemHema.iTs- evidence. As a-anatter-ortfact Mr, Wynjnrr4's*eridence -was -en£&«ly safisfaafcory to the IBeatdh, cnoT-ecolred -fihe- remark: from Mr. Kettle that he had fully carried out his duties as solicitor, and had his advice been followed, the parties would have been saved the expense of tb e lawsuit.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 25 March 1915, Page 7
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