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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 74, 26 March 1920, Page 2

I I i Further evidence for the detente was given at the Supreme Court to-day in I the case Waimiha Sawmilling Company ,v. T. (i. ('. Howe, claim for £46.000 damj ages for alleged wrongiul termination of jan agreement under which defendant sold certain timber rights to the plaintiff. It is expected that the cviden/e in the ca:ie will conclude to-morrow. Til's case is being heard by Mr. Justice Sim. My. 1,1. R. Reed. X.( .'. and Mr. \V. T). Anderson .are for the plaintiff company, and Dr. H. Dean Bamford (in«tniet«l by Mr. Itroultli for the tlefence. I A waterside worker named Edward 'John H.irgruveri. aged 47. a married man j with three children, residing at Georg' ; Street, off Dominion Koad, met witj tl painful injury to his head on the wlurf this morning. He was loading pipewhen one of them slipped and fell on hiheail. His injuries were such a- t" necessitate his removal to th" hospital Walter Davidson, a married man, residing at !), Eldon Street, Parncli. ,vsladmitted to the Auckland Hospit.-l t ii« afternoon. Davidson is a shuntci. ami ho was working on the wharf in front nf an engine, when a horse and cart backed into him. bumping him in the chest. Th" extent of his. injuries are, as yet, not 1 known.