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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1309, 24 April 1918, Page 9

Considerable legal argument was Heard by his Honour Mr Justice Herdman, in the Supremo Court today, in the case of Baxter v. Baxter and others. The plaintiff is Mrs Mary Baxter, widow, of Greymouth, and defendants are Thomas Baxter, Felix Campbell, AVh-kes, Ltd., and the West Coast Timber Company. Mr S. G. Raymond, K.C., with him Mr J. H. Uphain, appeared for the plaintiff, ami Mr M. Hannan, with him Mr F. i>. Sargent, for the defendants, Felix Campbell, West Coast Timber Company, anil Wickes, Ltd., these defendants being mortgagees of certain property and interests in which Thomas Baxter has a share. The case was before the Court some time ago, and his Honour Mr Justice Denniston delivered a judgment, in which lie held that plaintiff was entitl - 1 o relief. Mr Raymond now moved for settlement of the terms of the minutes of the judgment, and the method by which plaintiff should obtain relief was under discussion to-day. .Judgment was reserved. Several letters patent notices appear in our advertising columns. A notice in connection with the senior cadet purude to-morrow is advertised.