ALLEGED CONGESTION OF COURT BUSINESS.
A MAGISTRATE DEFENDED. [Bl TELEGRAPH— TOES 3 ASSOCIATION.] HAWERA, This Day. A meeting ot Hawera solicitors this morning resolved :— "That the Hawera legal practitioners unanimously desire to place on record their distress and indignation at the abseuco of proper gentlemanly feelinz exhibited by Mr. Wake in addressing the Magistrate (Mr. Greenfield) at illthom oti Wednesday, and lo express amazement that any ineirbei- »f the profession should be found willing to deliberately and wilfully address iii the terms Im is repotted to ha\«? done one vho, 'in addition to his venerable ytars .md invariabla courtesy, possesses the <'onldeuce of the profession and the public us a just, honourable, and in every sense a capable Magistrate."
The Rev S. Barnett, ex- Met hod ul mini*ter, will hold wrvices at New Cen--tury Hall to-morrow morning, afternoon, and rvtmng.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 5
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