Some two or three years ago tho hearts of the reporters were gladencd, as it was understood facilities were to be granted them for reporting in. Court, which,'though very necessary and found elsewhere, cannot bogot in Napier. Placed as they aro in Nnpier, it, speaks well for their carefulness that so few errors occur. In any other Court they sit beforo the cleric, whore it is easy to get information from tho official as to plaintiffs, defendants, and amounts. In Napier frequently for such information the reporters have to depend on the solicitors. Now, if, after the lapse of two years, the matter has not been altogether forgotten, might wo suggest to tho powers that bo thst what is desired might be carried out.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5264, 6 July 1888, Page 2
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