FRIDAY UNKNOWN The following UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Maori." viz.:— Verdict tor ; .1: i T : ; t' ;V—!•'; v, • r.■.; costs. .Jury f >u: ; • i;< iV.v...ir • Our Xativ" .-r-i Knr..:„. .. • . . x-Zealan-.1. and iiv > . r . .v.. • ; ■ Bay, have talon int... same was instituted ! v Mr. ! T' . action is already k:i..:i. ; r ... ~ sary that wo shoul.i r-c;r. f .• which the jury ha.i t • -j •.,• f•• v , ill;* of the >n : r was c. •• .• ,; \\", • , August, an-1 I: i !•:•.. ;• . " vcmm<-nt *_•: 111 • J •• it' •• ' > • i \ . ' ~ . ..... detend the HCtii-n, ;i:ii Mr. v.seated as plaintiff "by Mr. Maeussev.. 31:-. L\;i
Mr. : Mr. M.-icnssov made n:i unusually able adj-e-s w ttn-y. :uu! showt-.l the weak points of l- r the deiVnce in a, clear manner. H«.» . >;-vji;:i:y {•. tlio <-vi.lenee of Messrs. Locke ; y-' 1 •'"< • >':<■<:; •> - ;'u My s::..wo<l that their ev;- ' * A :;V at :!»«•.* w, 111 v liat the -witness.,' 1* thf! I• i:::;; :'t' .• ff:n tied. ...ur readers will agree with us V ! " : V:" ■ ! ' :r - v v' '' r -'•.-*«'£ in verdict fur the plaintiffs "=• i:avo c:ivrii an impartial judg- ■:• ; '■ 1 *1 :• i\-:' >:■< ■j- ::i "wit.'i us i:i o 'Hpratula- !; - ; • " I t: ( -' ix-sult <>f iiis action against - ; -'-I;.;-:. ~»• rath'T tli" U. < vi. rnment, who V' •V ;1 - v • M '" r ' r ~- > - uu " :n u-sis. which we ■ ' i: ;:av.- tii" e!k-<-i <>; <xt our r-ry Waka Mauri."
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 36, 15 September 1877, Page 358
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212Untitled Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 36, 15 September 1877, Page 358
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