AGAIN REMANDED.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18532, 14 July 1922, Page 4

AGAIN REMANDED.

LONG ACRE MURDER CHARG® Louis Toldy again appeared the Court yesterday befor- Mr Hoi-* lings, S.M., qn a murder, and was further remanded for another week. Mr G. Marshall said that I lie report from the Government analyst was not yet to hand. tin behalf of the accused. Mr) Treadwell said that the constant :■■■- mands were unfair. This wa ;|. o sixth occasion an application *h:,j been made for a remand. )|. q [not blame the police l , but i: ■ • ■ d extraordinary that it had taken a long to prepare tli£ analyst’. !e . port. The accused was arrMr.i ~: I [June 9 and about June 12th : ... I clothes were sent forward for a .u--i port. ! The Magistrate said that it .appeared unjust lo keep accused -, a custody without presenting ,g li-harge against him, and th- . t (should not be delayed. m , v .j I that the case would be pro . d with as soon as possible. If - t I was no evidence the Court could . it I kep him indefinitely and a j , t I facie case would have to be num* ! out. [ Mr Marshall suggested some it [the evidence could be taken u. .Thursday. ! The Magistrate said that ihe .. . leused was entitled to know al. ■ evidence against him. aud it sliou u Ibe forthcoming at the earliest opportunity.. i The remand until next Thur.au.,’ [was then granted.