THEATRE LITIGATION.
The Delta Theatre at New has been closed for some months owing to the order of the Town Board* and on Tuesday the Supreme Court will be engaged in hearing actions brought i *«. \ board and its contractors, en gaged in tunnelling a new sewage scheme theatre B ° Uth " west wall of the his Hm„. B damages are being claimed, counS /rJ I^ Justice Blair informed"f make some invegtiffaHnna It a wonld b. iully con,LS*;S
pained by an imposing array of Wl luminaries, engineers and arfchiter+. The judge went out equipped for tf: task, taking with him a suit of dungaree overalls and a pair of gumboots. He first of all expressed the desire, to <*<, under the floor of the theatre, and h e made - a thorough exploration. Afterward* he examined the walls and then sallied out in heavy rain and through thick muddy ground to enter the sewer tunnel, which is alleged to have caused the damage. The actions are brought by the owner and lessee of the building, which is a concrete structure opened in July, 1926. I.t lias seating accommodation for about 700 'people.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 249, 20 October 1928, Page 14
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