SUPREME COURT.
CHAMBER MATTERS
His Honor Mr Justice Williams ti«B tiij ing the last day or two granted" probah in the estates of the following cfeceas«U, persons:—Annie Barid. Wm. Band. sie dimming, James Crane, Jessie Dunbar, Patrick O'Neill. Thomas Riddle., Thomas C&ntweD, Alexander Graham, John Paton, Eliza Watson. Robert ' Watt,, and Elizabeth Ann Weatherall. Letters of administration have been granted in the. estates of Francis Wm. Dar< nill, John Soilness, sen., Margaret Sonne**?. Thos. Blackburn Thomson, and Craig. Re Hugh Campbell, derea«ed.—Motiot for remuneration to administrator (Ml Haggitt).—Referred to Registrar at In-, vercargill. Re Catheine Mary Hankin«ori.—Order af to visiting by com.mittee (Mr Woodhouse)i —Order made. Re Bridget E. MCredie, deceased (Ver*don v. Browne and others). —Order mad« as to directions for service.
HOKITIKA. September 16
The half-.yearlv sittings of the Supreme Court were continued here to-day. In two of the cases—one of perjury against a Chinaman and another of assault and robboiy—the juries were unable to agree. The •perjury ca«e. in which a Chinaman was the aocu.sed. will come up for hearing at the next half-yearly sittings, and the other case will be tried by a fresh jury. A youn{» man who was charged with a#>ault was found " Not guilty."
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Otago Witness, Issue 2949, 21 September 1910, Page 53
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