LOCAL Atfb GENERAL. _! « During the sitting of the Appeal Court to-day, Mr. Justieo Cooper ewled that lie would be leaving fof Dutiedio on Frltiny, and that his Honour tlie Chief Jus- 1 tico would not return from tli£ South till that day. Mr. Justioc Edwards, is still indisposed, and will not bo nblo to attend to hut official duties for sonio days yet. Th« further sitting of the Cotirt of Appeal lias therefore bc«h adjourned until Tuesday, tho 13th ittst., at ll a.m. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Kuiparft, bound from London to Dunedin, continued hoi* vdyago from Capetown on Sunday. Tho fi.M.SS. Sierra, which left Auck* land with colonial mails of tho 19th Oatobef, arrived in San,. Franciaoo^oa .thft..6Ui. l mb, t M ,S/^bu- *.^*»-*- %
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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 111, 7 November 1906, Page 6
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