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After the adjournment of the Su"cnie Court in the murder trial at hristchurcli the y . jurymen were, inrmod by the registrar that a tramay charabanc awaited them outside id accompanied by two policemen icy ivere taken on a. tour -of the iburbs : (states the Dress). Evidciittliis' unusual procedure was adopt-’ . following upon His Honor’s foil rks with, reference to the unwhole-' uie atmosphere of tho court, and e strain' , attendant upon listening the lengthy evidence.