"GO-SLOW" PROSECUTIONS
——r I AN ADJOURNMENT. (Per United press Association.) AUCKLAND, April 25. In the cases against the miners to-day, after a conference between counsel, Mr Singer, representing the accused, asked of an adjournment to enajble him to discuss a certain matter with his clients, Mr Meredith said he had no objection. He stated that he understood the result would probably be a shortening of the* procedings. The Court adjourned till tomorrow.
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Southland Times, Issue 17919, 26 April 1917, Page 5
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