DANNERIRKE.
Conimenting editorially on 'Mr! (Jutten's appointment- as S.M. ;at Napier,- and : the inclusion of Danrievirke in his jurisdiction, .thelocal " Advocate" says:—"The'arrargemcnt has not been long in force,;but, it lii.s occasioned considerable. departure v froni the regularity which characterised the sitting! of the local Court during the' period it was. presided- over by. Mr, James, of Masterfcon. As a result of the new arrangement' 'tln\ Court day was. changed from Tuesday to Thursday to suit the Napier Magistrate,', but it is now notified that, Mr. Outten found' biniielf unnblo to attend on the date' fixed,-ami an adjournment of the cases resulted: , Wo nre not concerned witli the reason for this, but wo havo no'hesitation in'affirming that it forms a very pertinent argument for sucli a rearrangement of magisterial districts as will enable Dannevirki* to receive morei'cb'usideratioirtliiin seems likely to bo accorded by- i magistrate who resides at the cxtro.no end of the district—eighty, miles, away." •.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 29, 29 October 1907, Page 6
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