LYTTELTON.
, This day. -h rhe case against the captain of the Pun\~>7~ ?as r°3Ume<l to-day. Mr Cowlishaw ~ -"-Q£b in the strongest terms against the - v^ve^ ° Magistrate and others sitting, they °o^^ Immigration Commissioners. A long argument ensued, aud the justices roso and
!?!—_-_j_*_jjjj|jjgjggg»^^ quitted the Bench, leaving the R.M. alone. Further arguments ensued, and ultimately the Magistrate agreed to adjourn the case to Chrigtchurcb. After the adjournment tho Bench recorded eonvictioua in two cases, £5 each. Witnesses costs were allowed, but not professional costs. Notice of appeal was given.
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Auckland Star, Issue 1192, 18 November 1873, Page 3
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89LYTTELTON. Auckland Star, Issue 1192, 18 November 1873, Page 3
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