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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6487, 6 April 1908, Page 4

T AND A. WILSON, * ' FUNERAL FURNISHERS, M, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. Telephone 90S. TO LET QJ INGLE OFFICES AND SUITES in 13 NORWICH CHAMBERS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Wellington (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ON GROUND FLOOR—3 Offices, together or singly.’ ON FIRST FLOOR—Front Office, 40ft x 29ft, with Large Strong Room, and Private Office, lift 6in x 12ft 9in, especially suitable for Financial Company; also. Single Room. ON SECOND FLOOR—Suite of Three Front Offices and Several Single Ones. Strong-room Accommodadation. All have perfect natural light, and are fitted with every possible convenience. Particulars given on application to A. E. KERNOT.

The following crises have been listed for trial at tho next sittings of the Snipreme Court in its criminal jurisdiction, which open on the 11th prox.Roderick McKenzie, indecent assault at Wellington; George Allen, forgery and uttering at Mostcrton; Herbert Edward Hamilton Bird, theft at Wellington; John Hogan, indecent assault at Wellington; Hum, alias Wiromn Rapata. theft at Mtisterton: Wallace Herbert Stewart, forgery at Wellington; Arthur Roddio, indecent offence at Wellington; Frederick Jansen end James Diggs, assault and robbery lit Wellington; David Rowo, breaking and entering and theft at Wellington.