FURTHER PALMERSTON COURT CASES.
-LIBELS AND CLAIMS FOR > DAMAGES. \ ' [United Pbxss Association.] PALMERSTON N., Saturday. At the Supreme Court this morning counsel for plaintiff in the case Hamer v. Horablow, proprietor of the Manawatn. "Heraia," a claim of £501 damages, alleged libel, stated that the action had been withdrawn, the defendant having admitted that the muendoes complained of in the article were capable of. bearing' the obstruction .placed upon them by the plaintiff, but that they were not intended. Details as to costßi;etc., would be settled, between the partiesTie first ease on Monday morning ■mO. be W. J. Connoi v. W. "Wangh, a claim for £1031 damages, arising out of the recent stabbing affray, when the plaintiff j- who is a constable, was stabbed by .defendant while arresting him' on a charge' of clrnnkenness. The charge- was admitted, and the case cornea •before the jury for assessment of .damages. • 'The -action .in whicn-D. Ross claims £iOOO •'■■ a^age*?-, from the Manawatu Racing injury t.-i ciaract'erjin refusing' him a license to ot>» •»= «"» second : day, .o#tlie; Club's autumn, meeting 'has i^een^^jonrned- "sine die.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 June 1908, Page 3
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180FURTHER PALMERSTON COURT CASES. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 June 1908, Page 3
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