ALLEGED PERJURY.
;.: THREE. YOUNG WSN INVOLVED. [?11, £BT JCELEGEaAPH.— iSSOCI&XIQSr.] PAHXtrcTA, * Thursday. ; v._ ' Three young ' niSn, James Farrell, Wal- , ; : ter Hirst, and George Gregory, fanners, i'^-of■ Koiiini, were charged yesterday before J Mr. Poynton, S.M., with having commit- ', ted perjury in '&he local -Court on January 28. - -\i. The charge arose oat of a case wherein . ; Farrell waa fined for assaulting a Chinav man, The other two were witnesses for :;y,=vithe' defendant. Both Farrell and Hirst -, swore that they were never in the China-,' « ■" man's shop, and that Farrell \ never assaulted the Chinaman, 'lie charge against,! ; 'Gregory -was dismissed. The other two-i |^defendants were committed for triaL Bail. ! ":' was allowed. i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15233, 21 February 1913, Page 7
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111ALLEGED PERJURY. New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15233, 21 February 1913, Page 7
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