The strenuous life of a country magistrate is described by the Poverty Ray 'Herald.' Sinco Mr J. S. Barton, B.M. returned from the k©t quarterly c:,v session on tho East Coast the town cou ■work has been exceptionally heavy, ai.. the magistrate lias been engaged upon the Bench piiaotically all day. He baa therefore had to do his office work-during the evenings. Mr Barton says that during 'the past three .years the volume ot business' at the Giaborne Court has trebled.
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Evening Star, Issue 17924, 21 March 1922, Page 2
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