THE QUESTION OF BAIL.
(PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON. December 4. The question of bail was mentioned again in tho afternoon by Mr Wilford, who said there had been a misunderstanding between himself and th© Crown Solicitor, and that he wished to have the ruling. He asked, if sureties for good behaviour were imposed on th© top of bail for the sedition charge, and bail for appeal also, what it was necessary to find before Young could be got out of gaol? The magistrate said he was satisfied that defendant would proceed with the appeal, and to get over the difficulty he proposed to reduce the bail on the charge of .edition to ono surety of £100, and two of £50 each, to leave the recognisances of peace at one amount of £250, and two of similar amounts, also to leave unaltered the £10 10s security of appeal.
Young was remanded till to-morrow on the indictable charge of using seditious language.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14841, 5 December 1913, Page 8
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160THE QUESTION OF BAIL. Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14841, 5 December 1913, Page 8
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